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At least 1.50 metres.
At least 1.50 metres between the two-wheeled moped and the overtaken vehicle’s outermost parts, under Article 85.5. It is a minimum, not a maximum. Also overtake only when other safety requirements and applicable signals can be met; that clearance alone does not guarantee a safe manoeuvre.
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1 metre at most.
At least 1.50 metres.
1.50 metres at most.
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