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A motorcycle is traveling near one side of its lane. May a car move alongside it in the same lane?
Blue car A follows motorcyclist B in the right lane of a divided road with two lanes in this direction. The adjacent lane is clear.
Correct answer: No; it is entitled to the full lane.
Why
A motorcycle may shift within its lane for visibility and hazards, so another vehicle must not share that lane beside it.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Motorcycle full-lane use · p. 100
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