Australian Capital Territory · Road Rules Knowledge Test · Pedestrians and cyclists

You are about to cross a green-coloured bicycle lane at an intersection and a cyclist is riding in it. What must you do?

The answer

  • Proceed - the colour is decorative
  • Give way to the cyclist Correct
  • Sound your horn to warn the cyclist
  • Give way only if the cyclist is a child

Why that's the answer

The green colouring marks a bicycle lane, which is a travel lane with right of way legally provided to the cyclist. If a cyclist is in the bicycle lane, motorists must give way.

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