If a bicycle on your right reaches the intersection at the same time as you do, you should:

• A. Let the bicycle proceed first
• B. Enter the intersection before the bicycle
• C. Stop in the intersection
• D. Speed up to pass the bicycle

Answer: (A)

When two vehicles reach an intersection at the same time, the one on your right has the right of way. A bicycle is considered a vehicle, so you must yield to it and let the bicycle proceed first. After the bicycle has safely cleared the intersection, you may enter.

Entering first would violate the right-of-way rules, and stopping in the intersection can block traffic and create a danger. Speeding up to pass is unsafe and could lead to a collision. This rule helps keep interactions with cyclists predictable and safer for everyone.