Sharing the road with cyclists
MTO Driver’s Handbook: Safe and Responsible Driving, Sharing the road with cyclists
Bicycles and mopeds travel more slowly than other traffic and are expected to ride about one metre from the curb or from parked cars, or as close as practical to the right-hand edge where there is no curb. They may use any part of the lane when safety requires it, for example to avoid potholes or to cross railway tracks at a right angle.
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Practice questions on this card
- ON-604How far from the curb or from parked cars do slower cyclists and mopeds usually ride?
- ON-605Where practical, what minimum passing distance does the manual specify between a motor vehicle and a cyclist?
- ON-606You want to turn left and an oncoming bicycle is coming towards you. What should you do?
- ON-607A traffic signal has a bike box painted in front of it. Where do you stop for the signal?
- ON-608Before you open your door after parking beside the road, what should you do?