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A clearance proportional to the speed and the width of the road.
Enough clearance to complete the manoeuvre safely, appropriate to speed, carriageway width and characteristics. This situation concerns a car, not passing pedestrians or cyclists, which has specific clearance and lane-use rules. Outside built-up areas, a two-wheeled vehicle overtaking another must leave at least 1.50 metres from its most protruding parts.
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A clearance proportional to the speed and the width of the road.
2.50 metres, as a minimum.
1.50 metres, as a minimum.
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