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Question 3527

When passing a pedestrian in your passenger car on a road outside a built-up area, what safe lateral clearance must you leave?

  1. 1.50 meters at most.
  2. 1.50 meters at least.
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Correct answer: 1.50 meters at least.

When passing a pedestrian outside a built-up area, you must leave at least 1.50 meters of lateral clearance. This is a minimum safe distance, not a maximum.

Reglamento General de Circulación (Real Decreto 1428/2003) · Real Decreto 518/2026, de 24 de junio