When you approach a place marked with this sign, should you reduce the speed so as not to endanger the safety of cyclists entering it?
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Correct answer
YES
Explanation
In the photo, you can see the sign D-6a "cycle crossing". When approaching the place marked with this sign, you should reduce your speed so as not to endanger cyclists entering it - the answer is YES.
The sign D-6a marks a place intended for cyclists to ride across the road. A driver approaching such a place must reduce speed so as not to endanger cyclists who are on the crossing or entering it. A cyclist moves faster than a pedestrian and may appear unexpectedly, which is why you watch the cycle path on both sides of the tram tracks.
Legal basis: § 47 para. 2 and 4 of the Regulation on road signs and signals
Topics:
Warning signs
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