When riding, how should you react to a driver making a sudden move toward your path?

Answer: B — Assume they will not stop for you

When faced with a driver making a sudden move toward your path, assuming they will not stop for you is the most prudent approach. This mindset helps maintain a defensive riding posture, which is crucial for safety on the road. By anticipating that the driver may not see you or may misjudge the situation, you can better prepare to react appropriately—either by slowing down, maneuvering, or creating space between you and the vehicle. Being shocked or remaining in position could lead to dangerous consequences, as there may not be enough time to react effectively to avoid a collision. Accelerating past them may seem like a quick solution, but it can also put you in a precarious situation, especially if the other driver does not have a clear view and does not yield to you. Yelling at the driver does not improve your safety and can escalate tensions without contributing to your protection on the road. Thus, adopting the mindset of expecting the driver not to stop enables you to navigate potentially hazardous situations more effectively and keeps safety as your top priority.