When passing a pedestrian, the lateral distance that the vehicle must leave is...
A)At least 1 metre
B)At least 2 metres.
C)At least 1.50 metres.Correct
When overtaking pedestrians, animals or two-wheeled vehicles outside built-up areas, it is mandatory to leave a minimum lateral separation of 1.50 metres. This safety distance is essential to protect the most vulnerable road users. Within built-up areas, a lateral margin proportional to the speed and width of the road must be left.