USFK Korea Driving Practice Exam

Signs indicating bicyclists ahead tell you to slow down and leave plenty of room for them. Bicyclists can be unpredictable and are more vulnerable to injury from a close or abrupt pass. Reducing speed gives you more time to observe the rider’s actions, judge whether the lane is clear, and adjust your position to create a safe passing gap. Passing should happen only when you have a wide, unobstructed margin and can maintain it without cutting back into the lane or forcing the cyclist off the road. This approach keeps both you and the rider safer and matches what the sign is warning you about. Jumping to pass quickly, ignoring the sign, or turning off would increase the danger and isn’t the responsible response.