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Sharing the RoadStandalone practice
A cyclist moves farther into the lane to avoid parked-car doors or a road hazard. How should you interpret that movement?
A follows cyclist B near a drain while oncoming silver C approaches. The factual card identifies the cyclist, drain and oncoming traffic.
Correct answer: The cyclist may need that space; give room and pass only when safe.
Why
Cyclists need room around potholes, debris and parked-car doors. The rule is as close to the edge as practicable, with specific exceptions for safe, necessary movements such as passing obstacles or preparing a turn. Wait behind when there is insufficient space for a safe pass.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Sharing the road with cyclists · p. 79, 80
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