“On a two lane road,
pass a bicyclist like a slow moving vehicle, and only when it is safe to do so.”

This is what the driver’s handbook says now, but I know when my daughter studied for hers 2 years ago, it plainly stated that you must always pull into the other lane to pass a bicyclist, treating them exactly like a motor vehicle. It also says “5.17
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Bicyclists
In Florida, the bicycle is legally defined as a vehicle and has all of the
privileges, rights and responsibilities to utilize the roadway as a motor
vehicle operator does. Bicyclists on public roads (except for expressways)
have the same rights and responsibilities as drivers of motorized vehicles.
Respect the right -of-way of bicyclists because they are entitled to share the road
with other drivers. Unlike motorists, bicyclists may also operate on sidewalks
(except where prohibited by local ordinance), but must yield to pedestrians on sidewalks and in crosswalks. Riding against the flow of traffic in the adjacent
traffic lane on a sidewalk is not illegal. However, it places cyclists where motorists entering or leaving the roadway at driveways and intersections do
not expect wheeled traffic. As cyclists move faster than pedestrians, conflicts between motorists and sidewalk riders at driveways and intersection crosswalks can develop rapidly.”