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When overtaking a cyclist at speeds of up to 30 mph, you should leave at least:
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1.5 metres of space, and more at higher speeds
The Highway Code says leave at least 1.5 metres when passing cyclists at up to 30 mph, and give more space when faster.
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- ✓1.5 metres of space, and more at higher speeds
- ✗0.5 metres of space in slow traffic
- ✗1 metre of space at any speed
- ✗One car door's width of space
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