When overtaking a cyclist outside built-up areas, what minimum lateral distance must you leave?

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When overtaking a cyclist you must leave a lateral distance of at least 1.50 meters and occupy part or all of the adjacent or opposite lane. If there is more than one lane in each direction, the lane change must be complete. Outside built-up areas you must also reduce your speed by at least 20 km/h below the speed limit of the road before starting and during the maneuver, without creating danger for those traveling in the opposite direction.

When overtaking a cyclist outside built-up areas, what minimum lateral distance must you leave?

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