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At least 1.50 metres.
At least 1.50 metres, measured from the overtaken vehicle’s most protruding parts, not only its bodywork. Also meet the other safety requirements and applicable speed limits; that clearance alone does not authorise overtaking.
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At least 1.50 metres.
A general mandatory minimum of 2 metres in this situation.
A general mandatory minimum of 3 metres in this situation.
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Fuera de poblado, al adelantar con una motocicleta a un turismo, ¿qué separación lateral mínima debe dejar respecto a sus partes más salientes?
- Un mínimo obligatorio general de 3 metros para este supuesto.
- Al menos 1,50 metros.(Correct answer)
- Un mínimo obligatorio general de 2 metros para este supuesto.
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