Why it matters: Turning around and parking: special manoeuvres, priority stays the same
A car that is turning around or parking is often (partly) on the roadway and moving unpredictably — exactly the moment when a cyclist or driver who assumes you're 'already busy with something special anyway' is extra vulnerable. Dropping priority during the manoeuvre creates unnecessary danger at the moment the car is at its least predictable.
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