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  • Cover your brakes, moderate your speed if there's a potential conflict, position yourself so that you can be seen, be aware of your surroundings, recognise who has priority, and the appropriate response to a potentially moving hazard in the road is to stop, not swerve. So, yes, but that's fairly generic roadcraft.

  • Knowing who had priority or who may have been at fault is of little consolation when you're lying in the road in pain. Ride to avoid anything.

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