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Why may a bicyclist ride near the center of a Maryland travel lane?
Correct answer: The lane is too narrow to share, or there are hazards or parked cars.
Why
A bicyclist may use the full lane when sharing side by side would be unsafe.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Bicycles · p. 40
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