At road markings delimiting a cyclist crossing, are you obliged to stop if cyclists are crossing?

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Road markings consisting of two parallel transverse broken lines on the roadway indicate a cyclist crossing. According to traffic regulations, bicycle riders have the right of way over motor vehicles at these duly marked crossings. Therefore, the correct answer is yes: you must stop if a cyclist is passing to yield the right of way. It is not necessary to stop always (as at a STOP sign) if no users are present, but it is mandatory to yield priority if they are crossing or intend to do so.

At road markings delimiting a cyclist crossing, are you obliged to stop if cyclists are crossing?

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