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No-Passing Zones

By Geo Posted on December 13, 2013 Posted in Ask Geo, Overtaking & Passing 4 Comments Tagged with narrow lanes, no passing, Obstructions, Overtaking and passing, Substandard-width lane, Three-foot law

Question Kevin asked: One of the roads that I travel to work is frequented by bicycles.  Sometimes they are two abreast, and sometimes there are many traveling in a single file.  This road has curves in some areas, and double …

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Passing a Bicyclist in a No-Passing Zone

By Geo Posted on April 11, 2012 Posted in Ask Geo, Overtaking & Passing 1 Comment Tagged with no passing, Overtaking and passing, Passing Bicycles

Question Harry asked: I know other states (WI & PA) have recently passed a law that allows cars to cross the double yellow to give enough clearance to pass a cyclist. Is there a FL law that allows cars to …

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Cyclists Riding Two Abreast (More)

By Geo Posted on July 15, 2009 Posted in Ask Geo, Group Riding, Lane Width & Sharing 4 Comments Tagged with impeding traffic, narrow lanes, no passing, riding double, Two Abreast

Question In reference to the substandard-width lane:  As you know, I work on A1A which is a substandard-width lane roadway. The speed limit is 35 miles per hour and there is a no passing zone. If a bike rider was …

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Passing a Bicyclist in a No Passing Zone

By Geo Posted on July 15, 2009 Posted in Ask Geo, Overtaking & Passing 4 Comments Tagged with double-yellow line, impeding traffic, no passing

Question Can a driver legally pass a bicyclist that is taking the lane in a “No Passing Zone”?

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