Cyclist at a Junction
Read position, speed and junction clues before the conflict develops.
Read the scene in stages
Decide for yourself when the situation first requires action, then compare with the explanation below.
A cyclist is riding ahead near the left edge of the road.
Assessment: Normal road user; keep a safe gap.
A side road approaches and the cyclist looks over their shoulder.
Assessment: Clue that their position may change.
The cyclist moves outward toward the centre to turn or avoid the junction area.
Assessment: Developing hazard. Adjust speed and space.
Key lesson
Read position, speed and junction clues before the conflict develops. The goal is not to wait for danger to become unavoidable. High scores come from recognising the developing stage early enough to take safe action.