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In California, how much clearance must you give when passing a bicyclist?
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At least 3 feet
California's Three Feet for Safety Act requires at least three feet of clearance when passing a bicyclist.
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- โAt least 3 feet
- โAt least 1 foot
- โEnough that your mirror does not touch them
- โAt least 10 feet
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