Priority, junctions & roundabouts

At a junction in Dordrecht you turn right. A cyclist is riding straight ahead next to you. Who must go first?

Me, because a car is bigger and more visible
Me, because the rule only applies to oncoming cars, not to a cyclist beside me
The cyclist, because they go straight ahead on the same road

Explanation

False — trap: only-facing-me-counts. The duty applies both to oncoming traffic and to traffic beside/(closely) behind you (Book p.110).

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