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Cyclists.
The continuous line of a road may only be crossed, even by encroaching into the opposite direction of travel, when we intend to overtake a cyclist. In addition, on roads outside built-up areas, we must maintain a minimum lateral clearance of 1.50 metres to ensure that the overtaking manoeuvre is carried out safely. We should only begin the overtaking manoeuvre once we have made sure that there is no danger preventing it.
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