A motorist approaching a bicyclist should:
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Slow down and pass as far away from the cyclist as possible.
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Change lane.
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Speed up to pass the bicycle as quickly as possible.
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Honk the horn as a warning.
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Explanation
A motorist approaching a bicyclist should exercise maximum caution by slowing down and passing as far away as possible. Remember, bicyclists are more vulnerable than other road users and are at greater risk of serious injury in a collision.
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