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You want to turn left across a cycle lane, but a stationary queue leaves no room for your whole vehicle beyond it. Which statement is correct?

ʻOkú ke fie afe to'ohema ʻo kolosi ʻi ha laine pasikala, ka ʻoku ʻikai toe ha avanoa ʻi tu'a ʻi he laine ki hoʻo me'alele kotoa koe'uhi ko ha laine me'alele kuo tu'u. Ko e fakamatala fē ʻoku totonu?

AYou may enter and wait in the cycle lane because you are turning left.ʻE lava ke ke hū pea tatali ʻi he laine pasikala koe'uhi ʻokú ke afe to'ohema.BYou may block the cycle lane briefly if no cyclist is visible.ʻE lava ke ke tāpuni taimi nounou e laine pasikala kapau ʻoku ʻikai ha tokotaha pasikala ʻoku hā.CSwitching on hazard lights allows you to wait across the cycle lane.ʻOku faka'atā ʻe hono tutu e maama fakatu'utāmaki ke ke tatali ʻo kolosi ʻi he laine pasikala.DWait outside the cycle lane until you can clear it. A lawful crossing to a side road, driveway or parking space still requires a safe gap and giving way to lane users.Tatali ʻi tuʻa ʻi he laine pasikalá kae ʻoua kuó ke lava ʻo lele fakalaka kakato ai. Naʻa mo ha kolosi fakalao ki ha hala fakatafaʻaki, hūʻanga meʻalele pe tauʻanga, ʻoku kei fiemaʻu ha ava malu mo hono tuku e kau ngāueʻaki lainé ke muʻomuʻa.

Fakahinohino fekauʻaki

A lawful need to cross a cycle lane does not permit queuing in it. Crossing for a side road, driveway or lawful parking must remain safe and give way to authorised users; keep any permitted special-lane use to the minimum necessary distance within the applicable 50-metre limit.

ʻOku ʻikai faka'atā ʻe ha fiema'u fakalao ke kolosi ʻi ha laine pasikala ʻa e tuʻu laine ʻi loto ai. Ko e kolosi ki ha hala fakatafa'aki, hū'anga me'alele pe tau'anga fakalao kuo pau ke malu pea tuku ke mu'omu'a e kau ngāue'aki kuo fakamafai'i; ngāue'aki pē ha laine makehe ʻoku ngofua ʻi he mama'o si'isi'i taha ʻoku fiema'u, ʻi loto ʻi he fakangatangata mita ʻe 50 ʻoku kaunga ki ai.

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