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You plan to overtake a bicycle traveling beside you and then turn right at an intersection. Which condition must be met?
Correct answer: The bicycle is at least 20 feet from the intersection, and the turn is safe.
Why
When overtaking and passing a bicycle proceeding in your direction before a right turn, signal and turn only if the bicycle is at least 20 feet from the intersection and far enough away for a safe turn. If those conditions are absent, wait and turn behind the cyclist.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Right turn after passing a bicycle · p. 78, 89
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