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At least 1.50 metres.
At least 1.50 metres. Occupy part or all of the adjacent lane and change lanes completely when there is more than one lane in your direction. Under current Article 85.4, outside built-up areas reduce speed to at least 20 km/h below the limit before starting and keep that reduction throughout. Do not overtake if it endangers or obstructs oncoming cyclists, including those on the shoulder.
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One metre is enough even without reaching 1.50 metres.
There is no minimum: any gap chosen by the driver is sufficient.
At least 1.50 metres.
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