A cyclist wishes - without dismounting - to cross the road at a pedestrian crossing. What should you do?

In German traffic rules, a cyclist who wants to cross the road at a pedestrian crossing without getting off the bike is treated similarly to a pedestrian. You must allow them to cross safely by giving way. This means you need to slow down or stop if necessary to let the cyclist pass. Sounding the horn or braking last moment without yielding is not correct because it endangers the cyclist and violates the right-of-way rules. Always be attentive and prepared to stop for cyclists and pedestrians at crossings.