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BC bicycle helmet exemptions:

British Columbia road sign — Are limited to specific religious head-coverings, medical exemptions, and specific regulatory exceptions
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Correct Answer: B. Are limited to specific religious head-coverings, medical exemptions, and specific regulatory exceptions

The general rule is helmets for all ages on BC public roads. Exemptions are narrow and documented — personal preference is not an exemption.

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Before opening your door on the traffic side of a parked vehicle, you should: If you cannot pass a cyclist with at least one metre of clearance, you should: At night, bright headlights from behind glare in your rear-view mirror. You should: You approach a collision scene on the side of the road. You should: A cyclist riding on the right side of a lane may move left:

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