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The cyclist does not have to pull in to let the motorist pass, the motorist does not have the right pass if there is no room. Adding these 2 rules together indirectly gives the cyclist priority.
So you are making it up.

The only place a cycle painted on the ground gives a cyclist a priority according to the rules of the road

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For you the symbol brings awareness of cyclists, now think about it little harder, there's no room to pass here and the motorist doesn't have the right to overtake the cyclist. Now think about it a little harder, the cyclist does not have to pull in. Now think about it harder again, the cyclist has priority on this stretch. You can interpret the symbol whatever way you want, hopefully it's into your head that the cyclist has priority.

It's clearly very hard for you to grasp and it's tough arguing with a fool as they bring you down to their level.
Over and out.


Theres nothing in the rules of the road or the department of transport road markings about the use of this road marking.


Legally its meaningless.
 
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