Question juridique clé
Whether the cyclist had priority over the car at the intersection and whether the driver's conduct caused a greater share of liability.
Solution extraite
The cyclist was not entitled to priority before complying with the stop/yield sign; the driver's turn toward the EMS was not unpredictable, but the cyclist bore the main fault.
Motifs extraits
The yield sign and markings required the cyclist to stop before entering the intersection. He rode fast, head down, and failed to notice the slowing car. The driver’s maneuver was visible and foreseeable, so the lower court could attribute 60% fault to the cyclist and 40% to the driver.