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How much lateral clearance should an Arkansas driver leave when passing a bicyclist?
Blue A follows cyclist B in the near same-direction lane of a straight roadway. They face right, with A behind B. A card says Cyclist ahead; no side-by-side pass, lateral ruler or minimum distance is shown.
Correct answer: At least 3 feet until safely past.
Why
Leave at least 3 feet while passing and remain clear until safely past. Give the cyclist the whole lane when possible. Wait behind if oncoming traffic, a narrow lane, or parked vehicles prevent a safe pass.
Verified against Arkansas Driver License Study Guide · Bicycles · p. 79, 72, 80
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