To join a main road, a driver must cross a duly marked bike lane. If cyclists are approaching, who has the right of way?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, drivers are obliged to yield to cyclists when they are riding in a bike lane, cycle crossing, or duly marked shoulder. When crossing a lane exclusive to these vulnerable users, the absolute priority lies with the cyclist, regardless of whether they are riding alone or in a group. The vehicle must stop and wait for the lane to be clear before crossing it.

To join a main road, a driver must cross a duly marked bike lane. If cyclists are approaching, who has the right of way?

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