In this situation, do you have priority over the cyclist after turning right?

Description

Art. 27 para. 1

Explanation

Correct answer: No

No, in this situation, you do not have the right of way. According to Art. 27 para. 1a of the Road Traffic Act, a driver turning into a side road is obliged to give way to a cyclist. By turning right, you are crossing the path of the cyclist, who has a green light and is using a cycle crossing.

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