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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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A bicyclist travels in your direction in a marked no-passing zone. You have a clear view, no conflicting traffic, and enough room to complete a pass with at least 3 feet throughout. What does Mississippi’s bicycle exception allow?
A approaches a cyclist traveling in the same direction beside a no-passing marking. The card states a clear view and no conflicting traffic.
Correct answer: A safe pass, maintaining at least 3 feet until safely past.
Why
Mississippi permits a safe pass of a same-direction bicycle in a no-passing zone. Keep at least 3 feet until safely past, and do not force the bicyclist or opposing traffic out of the way. Wait when the necessary safe space is unavailable.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Sharing the Road with Bicycles · p. 73
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