What should a driver avoid doing when passing a bicyclist on a road with limited visibility?
Drivers must avoid passing too closely and must maintain at least three feet of clearance when overtaking a bicyclist, especially on roads with limited visibility. Passing too closely can startle cyclists, potentially causing them to lose balance and increasing the risk of collisions. Maintaining a safe distance provides cyclists with adequate space and reduces the likelihood of accidents, ensuring safer road-sharing between motorists and cyclists.
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