Sharing the roadQuestion 178 of 296
You pass a cyclist on a road. What is the least space the law says you must keep between your vehicle and the bicycle?
- 1 metre
- 30 centimetres
- 50 centimetres
- 2 metres
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Correct answer: 1 metre
You may pass a bicycle only if you can keep at least 1 m between the two. This applies to a cyclist on the right of the road, on a shoulder or in an unprotected bike lane.
Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026