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200 metres.
200 metres. The manoeuvre is prohibited if travelling alongside exceeds 15 seconds or 200 metres: both limits must be met. Meeting only one is insufficient. The exception to the category subject to this limit concerns bicycles performing the overtaking, not a moped overtaking a bicycle. It does not permit ordinary side-by-side travel or remove other overtaking and safe-clearance rules.
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