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Why may a cyclist move toward the centre of a lane?
Correct answer: To avoid hazards or position safely for a turn
Why
Expect cyclists to move away from the edge to avoid hazards or prepare for a turn. Do not crowd them back toward a pothole, opening door or unsafe surface; wait until a pass can be made safely with the required clearance.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Cyclists — lane position; MVA 183(2)(c),(3) · p. 96, 97
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