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No. Maintaining that position restricts the motorcyclist’s safety space and increases risk if either vehicle changes course. Keep safe clearance and, if overtaking, follow overtaking and lateral-clearance rules. Specific rules for bicycles riding two abreast do not authorize a car to travel close alongside a motorcycle or create a general side-by-side exception for mopeds.
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