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What is the minimum safe passing distance you should allow when passing a cyclist on a BC road?
Drivers must leave a minimum of 1 metre when passing cyclists at speeds up to 50 km/h, and 1.5 metres if over 50 km/h, to ensure their safety.
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Question: What is the minimum safe passing distance you should allow when passing a cyclist on a BC road?
Answer options:
- At least 0.5 metres
- At least 1.0 metre ✅ At least 1.5 metres
- At least 2.0 metres
Correct answer: At least 1.5 metres
Explanation: Drivers must leave a minimum of 1 metre when passing cyclists at speeds up to 50 km/h, and 1.5 metres if over 50 km/h, to ensure their safety.
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