You stop to allow passengers to exit your vehicle on the right-side. A cycle path runs along there. What should you do?

When stopping on the right side where a cycle path runs alongside, it is important to ensure the safety of both cyclists and passengers. You must first check carefully that no cyclists are approaching before opening the door or stopping, to avoid causing an accident (answer 1). Additionally, you should inform your passengers about the cycle path so they are aware and can exit the vehicle cautiously, watching for cyclists (answer 2). Relying only on the rear-view mirror (answer 3) is insufficient because cyclists may approach from different angles and you need to actively look and warn passengers. This rule helps prevent "dooring" accidents where a cyclist crashes into an opened car door.