You want to overtake a cyclist who is riding on the hard shoulder. What lateral distance must you leave?
Overtaking
Explanation
To overtake a cyclist riding on the shoulder, it is important to maintain a **minimum lateral distance of one and a half meters**. This safety measure is essential to protect both the cyclist and the driver performing the overtaking.
- **Overtaking cyclists**: When overtaking a cyclist, you must move to the left lane and not overtake in the same lane in which the cyclist is traveling. This ensures there is enough space to perform the maneuver safely.
- **Importance of distance**: Maintaining at least one and a half meters of separation is crucial to avoid accidents and ensure that the cyclist has enough space to maneuver in case of unforeseen events.
- **Specific regulations**: The regulations clearly establish that this minimum distance is mandatory when overtaking cyclists, regardless of whether they are riding on the shoulder or not.
In summary, you must always respect the lateral distance of **at least one and a half meters** when overtaking a cyclist to ensure the safety of all road users.
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