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Highway Code Rule 67

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Cycling Safety :

Mastering Rule 67 of the Road

Situational Awareness & Communication

Navigating Road Hazards

Watch for Surface Obstructions

Keep a sharp eye out for drains , service covers , and patholes that could cause a loss of control .

The " Door's Width " Rule

When passing parked vehicles , leave at least 1 meter ( or a full door's width ) of space to avoid being hit by opening doors or pedestrians stopping out .

Caution Near Large Vehicles

Only pass to the left of large vehicles if they are stationary or slow - moving , as drivers often have significant blind spots .

Look Around Before Every Maneuver

Always check your surroundings for safety before moving away from the kerb , overtaking , turning at junctions , or coming to a stop .

Monitor Traffic From Behind

Remain aware of vehicles and other cyclists approaching from the rear to avoid being surprised by fast - moving traffic .

Signal Your Intentions Clearly: Use clear hand signals to show other road users exactly what you intend to do , ensuring predictable movements on the road .

Strategic Positioning

Position yourself so you have enough space to move safely to oither the left or the right to avoid road defects .

Extra Care at Traffic Caiming

Exercise increased caution when approaching road humps , narrowings , and other features designed to slow traffic .

Safe Passing & Interactions

Junction Safety with Trucks

Be exceptionally careful at junctions or lane changes where a large vehicle might tum left into your path .