Is the car overtaking the bicycle correctly in this situation?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

Yes, the maneuver is correct. According to traffic regulations, when overtaking cycles or mopeds outside built-up areas, it is mandatory to leave a minimum lateral separation of 1.5 meters and occupy part or all of the adjacent lane, moving into the opposite direction if necessary. The other options are incorrect because crossing the line (even if solid, under safe conditions) or occupying the opposite direction are necessary actions to comply with the mandatory safety distance.

Is the car overtaking the bicycle correctly in this situation?

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