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Nebraska Class O Learner's License Practice Test

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On a two-lane road, you overtake a bicyclist who rides in the same direction. What is the least side clearance that Nebraska law allows while you pass?

A overtakes B, a bicyclist traveling in the same direction, using the other lane of a two-lane road.

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