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On a two-way road without a paved shoulder, where should a cyclist normally ride when not turning left?
Blue car A and oncoming silver car C are on a two-way road without a paved shoulder. A drain is beside the curb in front of A.
Correct answer: As close to the right curb as is practicable and safe
Why
Expect cyclists near the right side of the roadway but allow for movement around debris, potholes and parked-vehicle doors. Do not crowd a rider toward the curb.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Sharing the Road · p. 99
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