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How should a driver normally pass a cyclist?
A follows cyclist B in the same lane. The adjacent same-direction lane to their left is clear.
Correct answer: Change lanes when it is safe and lawful, leaving the cyclist room
Why
The guide recommends changing lanes to pass a cyclist safely. Check traffic, obey passing restrictions and wait if you cannot provide enough room; do not squeeze the cyclist toward the curb.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Sharing the Road · p. 100
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