You are driving on the carriageway in Ede and want to turn right further ahead. To your right, on the cycle path, a cyclist on an electric bike is almost keeping up with your speed. What do you do?
You take one good look in the mirror now and then turn without checking again
You assume the e-bike is going at ordinary cycling pace and turn just in front of it
You allow for the e-bike's speed and look over your shoulder just before turning
Explanation
False — one look in the mirror is not enough. A cyclist next to you or behind you on the right can disappear into the blind spot; look over your shoulder separately just before turning (Book p.129).