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If it's your turn to go, go. Most likely the cyclist will slow enough for you to get through the intersection without having to make a full stop themselves. The
by imgabe 8y ago
If it's your turn to go, go. Most likely the cyclist will slow enough for you to get through the intersection without having to make a full stop themselves. They know it's your turn to go and are expecting you to go. It only creates further confusion if you don't follow the rules that everyone knows.
- thfuran 8y ago> It only creates further confusion if you don't follow the rules that everyone knows. Doesn't that seem like an argument for cyclists stopping at stop signs?