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A travel lane is too narrow for a bicycle and motor vehicle to travel safely side by side. What should the motor driver expect?
A narrow two-way road has oncoming silver traffic. A separate inset identifies a bicycle; no following car or chosen bicycle lane position appears.
Correct answer: The rider may use more of the lane; wait to pass safely.
Why
A rider may use necessary lane space when edge travel is unsafe or a side-by-side pass cannot be made safely.
Verified against Colorado Driver Handbook · Bicyclist using full lane · p. 25
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