Rider B, who belongs to a group with riders A and C, is overtaking the car shown. Where should rider B end up after the pass?

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Why

Riders in a group pass one at a time. Once safely past the car, rider B should move back into the lane in the right portion behind rider A, which opens room for rider C to pass next; cutting in ahead of the leader or pulling alongside A would crowd the group.

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Topic: Group riding   License: Motorcycle

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• Passengers, Loads and Group Rides

Where it applies: Asked in every state.

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