Question 683 · Car theory test
When stopped at traffic lights, a driver should take particular care for which road users coming up on their left?
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Correct answer
Cyclists.
Official explanation
Before moving off at traffic lights, and particularly when turning left, you should be aware of cyclists and motorcyclists coming up on the left in general—in particular, where there is an advanced stop line for cyclists ahead of that for other road users.
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