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True or False: A driver yielding to a cyclist when leaving a private driveway is a legal requirement.

  1. True

  2. False

  3. Only if the cyclist is speeding

  4. Only if the cyclist is on the sidewalk

The correct answer is: True

The statement is true because, according to traffic laws in many jurisdictions, drivers are required to yield to all lawful road users, which includes cyclists, when exiting a private driveway. This ensures the safety of cyclists who may be traveling on the road or designated bike paths. Yielding to cyclists in this scenario helps prevent potential accidents and promotes the smooth sharing of roadways among different types of users. The legal requirement is established to prioritize the rights of cyclists and maintain a level of safety on roadways that can often be overlooked. This obligation holds true regardless of whether the cyclist is speeding or traveling on the sidewalk; the focus is on the need for drivers to be cautious and yield the right of way to cyclists approaching the driveway. By yielding to cyclists, drivers contribute to safer driving conditions and foster a more considerate road sharing environment.