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When passing a bicyclist in Colorado, what minimum lateral clearance must a motorist provide?
Blue A is alongside a bicyclist on a road. The caption states that A is passing cyclist B, without a lateral ruler.
Correct answer: At least three feet.
Why
Colorado requires at least three feet between the motor vehicle, including mirrors or projections, and the bicyclist.
Verified against Colorado Driver Handbook · Three-foot bicycle clearance · p. 18, 25
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