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It must be wide enough for bicycles to pass safely.
A cycle route is a route specifically adapted for cycle traffic, regulated by horizontal or vertical road markings, and its width must be sufficient for these vehicles to pass safely. Its minimum width is 0.75 metres.
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It must have correctly positioned road markings.
It must be more than 2 metres wide.
It must be wide enough for bicycles to pass safely.
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