You should be cautious when passing a bicycle:
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If the cyclist is riding in traffic and not in a bicycle lane.
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Only if you are in a no-passing zone.
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Because cyclists may suddenly swerve to avoid hazards on the road.
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None of the above.
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Explanation
Bicyclists may legally ride on Michigan roads and are allowed to use the full lane while traveling with traffic. When passing a bicycle, always be cautious - cyclists are more vulnerable than other road users and may need to swerve to avoid hazards. Give at least 3 feet of space when passing, and do not return to your lane until you are safely clear of the bicycle. Remember, cyclists are not required to use a bike lane and may exit it to avoid debris or obstacles.
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