When you are following a motorcyclist, what are you required to do?

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Why

A motorcycle has the same right to a full lane as a car, and riders often shift within the lane to avoid potholes, debris, or gusts of wind. Never try to share the lane with a motorcycle, pass it within its own lane, or drive on the shoulder next to it.

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Topic: Sharing the road   License: Car permit

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Where it applies: Asked in every state. Compare permit tests by state

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