Such intersections are to be crossed by walking the bicycle across or through the intersection. A person operating a bicycle shall yield the right of way to vehicular traffic on a roadway. This is absurd. Bicycle drivers should yield when the situation demands it but not when it is the motorist's duty to yield. Also, bicycles are vehicles in Ohio law.
Bicycle traffic is vehicular traffic.
These laws require expert cyclists to imitate beginners. It would be wiser and safer to work the other way around. Imagine if the people who write the motor vehicle laws were non-drivers. Now imagine that the police who enforce those laws do not know how to drive. Next, imagine that road engineers who build the roads are ignorant of how cars are driven.