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Why may a bicyclist lawfully move away from the far-right edge?
Bicyclist B faces right beside the lower road edge. A broken yellow line divides the two-way road; no other road users, drain or movement path is shown.
Correct answer: To turn left, pass, or avoid a hazard at the edge.
Why
A bicyclist may move left when needed for a turn, hazard avoidance, passing, or safe lane use.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Bicyclist moving left · p. 98
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