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When may a bicyclist move away from the extreme right side of a lane?
Cyclist B faces right along a roadway. This closer view has no indicated turn, passing path, or hazard-avoidance movement.
Correct answer: When avoiding hazards, turning, passing, or in a narrow lane.
Why
Bicyclists generally ride as far right as practicable, but hazards, turns, passing, and narrow lanes can justify another safe lane position.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Bicyclist lane use · p. 89
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