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Sharing the RoadStandalone practice
The lane is too narrow to pass a cyclist while leaving at least one metre, and oncoming traffic prevents moving left. What should you do?
Oncoming C occupies the opposing lane while A follows cyclist B beside a roadside drain. No passing path or measured lateral gap is shown.
Correct answer: Stay behind until you can pass safely.
Why
Pass a bicycle only when safe, leaving at least one metre throughout the pass. More room may be needed at highway speeds or in difficult conditions. If the lane and opposing traffic do not permit that space, wait behind.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Sharing the road with cyclists · p. 78, 80
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