On passing a pedestrian, when must a vehicle maintain a minimum side distance of 1,5 meters?

A) On any route, inside or outside built-up areas.
B) Only in built-up areas.
C) Only on inter-urban routes.

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If we intend to overtake a pedestrian, bicycle, animal or two-wheeled vehicle on an interurban road such as the one in the image, the overtaking maneuver must be carried out occupying part of the adjacent lane and leaving a MINIMUM lateral separation of 1.50 meters.

When overtaking INSIDE a built-up area, a lateral separation proportional to the speed and the width of the road must be left with the other vehicle.

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