Visual explanation · Right turn
The cyclist moved while you waited
Question recap: You are waiting to turn right after losing sight of a cyclist.
Correct answer
Look right again before you cross the cycle lane.
Why this is correct
Your first look was useful, but it described an earlier moment. Waiting for a pedestrian gives the cyclist time to move beside the car.
Keep the car stable while checking the right side. Bring your attention back ahead before steering, and let straight-through traffic on the same road pass.
Visual breakdown
What the examiner checks
Right-side observation
Giving way when turning
Timing the turnCommon mistake
Starting the turn to find out where the cyclist is.
Related DTD content
Understand this situation
3.1 Mirrors and the blind spot · 3.4 Cyclists and bike lanes. Use this section to prepare a concrete practice point for your next lesson.
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Learning basis: CBR Rijprocedure B, July 2026, 3.3 Turning: observation and giving way, printed page 28–29. CBR source and current editions. The labels above are DTD’s plain-English explanation of this scene. The illustration is a learning scene; follow the actual road layout, signs and traffic. DTD is independent and is not endorsed by CBR.