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A bicyclist is riding in the traffic lane ahead of you on a two-lane road. Under Wyoming law, which statement about the rider is true?
Correct answer: The rider has a driver's rights and duties and rides as far right as practicable.
Why
In Wyoming, a person who rides a bicycle has all of the rights and duties of a vehicle driver, except for special bicycle rules. On a roadway, the rider must keep as near the right side as practicable and may not ride more than two abreast. The law allows you to share a lane beside a bicyclist, but it is safer not to, because a rider may swerve suddenly around a grate, debris or an opening car door.
Verified against Wyoming Rules of the Road, Class C · Bicycles · p. 70
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