To pass a bicyclist, pull behind them and look for oncoming traffic, then pass to the left with plenty of space. 

• Safe Bicyclist Passing: Passing a bicyclist requires careful planning and execution to ensure the safety of both the cyclist and the driver.

• Passing Protocol: To pass a bicyclist, first, pull behind them and assess oncoming traffic. When it's safe to pass, move to the left and provide ample space between your vehicle and the cyclist to prevent accidents or causing discomfort.

• Respectful and Considerate: This approach promotes responsible and respectful driving behavior, reducing the risk of collisions and creating a harmonious road environment.

  Expect bicyclists to the right of the roadway.

• Roadside Bicyclists: Anticipating the presence of bicyclists on the right side of the roadway is essential for safe navigation.

• Shared Road Space: Bicyclists often use the right side of the road, especially when no dedicated bike lane is available. Expecting their presence helps prevent surprises and allows for smooth interactions between cyclists and motorists.

• Vigilance and Caution: Being watchful and respecting bicyclists' rights and space contribute to a safer road experience for everyone.

The further back from a semi-truck allows you to see around it.

• Enhanced Visibility: Maintaining a proper distance behind large vehicles like semi-trucks improves your line of sight and overall road safety.

• Advantages of Distance: Staying further back from a semi-truck allows you to see around it, enabling you to observe potential hazards, changes in traffic conditions, and upcoming obstacles.

• Safety Precaution: This practice aids in making informed driving decisions and reacting promptly to situations, reducing the likelihood of accidents caused by limited visibility.