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You are driving outside of a built-up area. What is the correct course of action in this situation?
I only continue driving once I have reassured myself that the road is clear
I do not have to reassure myself that the road is clear, because [the cyclist] is moving
I may no longer continue using the cycle path
Here is Our AI Assistant's Explanation
When approaching an intersection outside a built-up area, especially where there is a yield sign and a priority road that bends, you must be extra cautious. Before proceeding, you must always make sure the road is clear of all other traffic, including vehicles and cyclists, that may have right of way. This is required even if you see a cyclist already moving—they could enter your path unexpectedly. Therefore, the rule is that you can only continue driving once you have personally checked and are certain that the way is clear. This maximizes safety and prevents accidents at intersections where visibility or traffic priority may be complex. The correct answer was to only continue after reassuring yourself that the road is clear. Not doing so, or relying on assumptions, is unsafe and not permitted under the German road traffic regulations.