Revision question · Other road users

Where should you take particular care to look for motorcyclists and cyclists?

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On dual carriageways

At junctions

At zebra crossings

In one-way streets

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At junctionsThis was the right answer

Motorcyclists and cyclists may be more difficult to see, especially at junctions. They can be easily hidden by obstructions such as other vehicles, and the small size of an approaching motorcycle may make it difficult to judge its speed and distance. It's vital that you don't emerge until you're sure it's safe.

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Rule 211Highway Code rule · Riders can be obscured or overlooked at junctions; the corrected causal question teaches observation rather than an unsourced population-wide collision ranking.

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