Overtaking
Never cut in front of cyclists or motorcyclists when overtaking them. Give them plenty of space, especially: in wet or windy weather; when road conditions are icy; when they are starting off. Cyclists tend to wobble until they build up their speed; and when the road surface is poor. Cyclists and motorcyclists may need to avoid potholes.
Turning left
On left turns, watch out for cyclists and motorcycles close to the kerb in front of you or coming up on your left (especially if there is a cycle track on the left). Do not overtake a cyclist as you approach a junction if you are turning left. The cyclist might be continuing straight ahead.
Turning right
When turning right through a gap in oncoming traffic (for example at a yellow box junction), watch out for cyclists who might be moving up on the inside or might be travelling in a cycle or bus lane running in the opposite direction at the far side of the road. Also, use your mirrors to check for any motorcyclists who may be overtaking you as you approach the turn.
Cycle tracks and parking
Do not park or drive on cycle tracks. Before you open the door of a parked vehicle, use your mirrors to check for cyclists and motorcyclists coming up on your right and give them enough room to pass.