When driving outside a built-up area with your motorcycle, you should know that when overtaking another vehicle, you must leave a space that will never be less than...

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When a two-wheeled vehicle overtakes any other vehicle outside a built-up area, the lateral separation shall not be less than 1.50 meters. This same safety distance must be respected when overtaking pedestrians, animals, and animal-drawn vehicles. Similarly, other vehicles must leave this minimum lateral space when overtaking two-wheeled vehicles. Maintaining this separation is vital to avoid accidents due to wind gusts or unforeseen movements.

When driving outside a built-up area with your motorcycle, you should know that when overtaking another vehicle, you must leave a space that will never be less than...

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