You want to pass a bicyclist riding on the right edge of your lane. You:
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Must honk your horn to warn the bicyclist before passing.
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Should stay in your lane and pass the bicyclist closely to avoid disrupting other traffic.
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Must not squeeze past the bicyclist.
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May not pass the bicyclist for any reason.
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Explanation
You must not squeeze past the bicyclist because doing so can be dangerous. When passing a bicyclist, you should slow down and ensure there is a safe distance of at least 3 feet between your vehicle and the bicyclist to prevent accidents and allow the bicyclist enough space to maneuver safely.
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