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New Hampshire Non-Commercial Operator Knowledge Practice Test

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You are driving at 50 mph on a two-lane highway and come up behind a bicyclist. When you pass, what is the smallest clearance that New Hampshire law presumes to be reasonable and prudent?

A is shown alongside bicyclist B in the clear opposing lane of a two-way road. The card gives a passing speed of 50 mph; the question image does not state the side-clearance value.

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