When overtaking another vehicle on a road outside built-up areas, what lateral distance must the driver of a two-wheeled moped leave?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, when overtaking outside built-up areas, the driver of a two-wheeled vehicle (such as a moped or a motorcycle) who intends to overtake any other vehicle must leave a lateral distance of no less than 1.50 meters. This distance acts as a mandatory minimum safety margin to prevent falls or air turbulence, so describing it as a 'maximum' or reducing it to 1 meter is completely wrong and unsafe.

When overtaking another vehicle on a road outside built-up areas, what lateral distance must the driver of a two-wheeled moped leave?

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