Delaware Defensive Driving Practice Test

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Do cyclists sometimes ride closer to parked vehicles than the width of an open vehicle door?

Yes, that is true
No, that is false
Only in city areas
Only during rush hour

The correct answer is: Yes, that is true

Cyclists sometimes ride closer to parked vehicles than the width of an open vehicle door. This behavior can occur because cyclists may feel it is necessary to maintain momentum or navigate through narrow spaces, especially in urban environments where roadways are limited. Factors such as traffic conditions, the presence of bike lanes, and the alignment of parked cars can influence a cyclist's position on the roadway. Riding too close to parked vehicles increases the risk of "dooring" incidents, where a cyclist can collide with a vehicle door that suddenly opens. Awareness of this risk encourages both cyclists and drivers to be vigilant and considerate, ultimately contributing to safer road sharing practices.