A bicyclist is traveling in your lane ahead of you on a narrow road. How should you treat the bicyclist?

• A.Bicyclists have no rights on the road
• B.Honk continuously until they move to the sidewalk
• C.Pass in the same lane even if it is very close
• D.Treat the bicyclist as a road user - do not force them off the road, and pass only when safe

Why

Bicyclists are legitimate road users. Be patient and pass only with plenty of safe space when it is legal to do so.

Manual topic: Pennsylvania Driver's Manual (PUB 95) - Chapter 3: Learning to Drive · From the Pennsylvania Learner's Permit (Car) practice bank (PAC-054).

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