You want to turn right. What should you do?

Your answer is fully correct because when you want to turn right, you must consider cyclists carefully. Allowing the cyclist to pass through the junction first is important because cyclists are vulnerable road users, and cutting in front of them could be dangerous.

Additionally, glancing over your shoulder to check that the way is clear from your right side is critical because your mirrors alone might not show everything, especially areas called blind spots. This shoulder check ensures no cyclist or vehicle is in your blind spot before you make the turn.

You should not take the turn ahead of the cyclist, as it increases the risk of collision. Always give priority by waiting for the cyclist to go through safely, then after ensuring no other hazards are present, you can make your turn.

This practice follows German traffic rules designed to protect cyclists and avoid accidents when turning.