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1.50 metres.
When the rider of a two-wheeled vehicle intends to overtake another vehicle on a road outside built-up areas, they must leave a lateral separation between their vehicle and the furthest projecting part of that vehicle of at least 1.50 metres.
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1.50 metres.
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