What is the rule for a driver when turning right and a bicyclist is present on the right-hand side?
According to Minnesota traffic rules, a motorist must yield to bicyclists that are proceeding straight when the driver is attempting to make a right turn. This law exists to protect bicyclists from accidents caused by turning vehicles that may cut across their path. Yielding ensures the bicyclist has the right of way and can travel through the intersection safely, reducing the risk of collisions and promoting fairness in road sharing.
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