Avoiding obstacles like puddles, ice, sand, debris, uneven pavement, potholes, or sewer grates.

Crossing railway or streetcar tracks at a 90° angle.

Traveling at or faster than the normal speed of traffic.

Making a left turn, in which case cyclists can use a left-turn lane.

Keep a minimum distance of one meter between your vehicle and the cyclist, when applicable. Ignoring this rule may result in fines and two demerit points. If possible, change lanes to pass.

Avoid following cyclists too closely, as they don't have rear lights to signal slowing down or stopping.

Refrain from honking your horn unnecessarily when overtaking a cyclist. This may scare them and cause them to lose control. If you feel the need to use your horn, tap it quickly and lightly while keeping some distance from the cyclist.

Signal and check your mirrors.

Perform a shoulder check for blind spots on your right to avoid cutting off a cyclist traveling in this area.

Wait for oncoming bicycles to pass before turning.