When passing a bicycle traveling in the same direction, what minimum clearance must Utah drivers provide by law?

At least three feet of safe distance between the vehicle and the bicyclist

At least five feet of distance on rural secondary county routes outside city limits

At least three feet of safe distance between the vehicle and the bicyclist

At least two feet of clearance on two-lane municipal roadways with a posted limit below 35 mph

At least six feet of clearance only when passing right away

Under Utah's Move Over Law, what must a driver do when approaching a stationary vehicle with flashing emergency, hazard, or amber lights?

Slow down and change lanes into a non-adjacent travel lane if safe to do so

Come to an immediate complete stop on the travel lane until you are waved forward by an officer

Speed up quickly to clear the scene and avoid traffic backup behind you

Maintain regular cruising speed while honking the vehicle horn as an alert to the stopped driver

Slow down and change lanes into a non-adjacent travel lane if safe to do so

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When passing a bicycle traveling in the same direction, what minimum clearance must Utah drivers provide by law?
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Answer: B. Utah law mandates that motorists maintain a minimum clearance of at least three feet when overtaking and passing a bicyclist or other vulnerable user. Drivers may cross the center line if safe to provide this required buffer distance. The handbook asks you to slow down when passing bicyclists to give them as much space as possible.
Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 14: Sharing the Road & Special Vehicles (pp. 74-75)
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Under Utah's Move Over Law, what must a driver do when approaching a stationary vehicle with flashing emergency, hazard, or amber lights?
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Answer: D. Utah's Move Over law requires drivers approaching stationary emergency, service, or hazard vehicles with flashing lights to reduce speed and vacate the lane closest to the stopped vehicle if safe. Conviction requires completing a 4-hour live defensive driving course within 90 days or facing a 90-day suspension.
Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 14: Sharing the Road & Special Vehicles (p. 77)

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