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Opening a vehicle door into the path of a cyclist (dooring) is:

Under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act, opening a vehicle door into the path of any oncoming traffic, including cyclists, is strictly illegal and highly dangerou

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Question: Opening a vehicle door into the path of a cyclist (dooring) is:

Answer options:

  • Allowed ✅ Illegal and dangerous
  • Permitted if signalling
  • Acceptable on quiet streets

Correct answer: Illegal and dangerous

Explanation: Under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act, opening a vehicle door into the path of any oncoming traffic, including cyclists, is strictly illegal and highly dangerous. Drivers and passengers must check their mirrors and blind spots before opening a door to prevent severe injuries. Signaling or being on a quiet street does not excuse this action, making those options incorrect because the risk of a serious collision remains high in any environment. G1 candidates must understand these sharing-the-road rules, as questions on vulnerable road users are a major component of the official exam, and "dooring" carries heavy fines and demerit points in Ontario.

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