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May a car share the same lane beside a motorcycle because the lane looks wide?
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 width
Why
Motorcyclists use different lane positions to see, be seen, and avoid hazards, so another vehicle must not crowd alongside in the same lane.
Verified against Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2026 · Motorcycle full-lane right · p. 103
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