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Passing target: 75% in each of the three areas

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May a driver cross a solid centre line to pass a cyclist in Quebec?

A blue car follows a cyclist on a straight two-way road. A solid yellow centre line separates opposing traffic. No opposing vehicle is shown; the road ahead must still be checked.

A blue car follows a cyclist on a straight two-way road. A solid yellow centre line separates opposing traffic. No opposing vehicle is shown; the road ahead must still be checked.

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