Under what condition can you pass another vehicle on the right?

• A. When the vehicle ahead is speeding
• B. When the vehicle ahead is turning left or on a one-way street
• C. When you are on a two-lane road
• D. When there is a sign indicating it is allowed

Answer: (B)

Passing another vehicle on the right is permissible when the vehicle ahead is turning left or when you are on a one-way street. This is because, in these scenarios, the roadway allows for safe overtaking. When a vehicle is turning left, it creates an opportunity for drivers behind it to use the space available on the right to proceed safely without conflict. Similarly, on a one-way street, all traffic is directed in the same direction, making it safe to pass to the right since there are no oncoming vehicles.

While speeding or the presence of a pass indication might imply certain situations on the road, these do not necessarily create legal conditions under which passing on the right is allowed. On a two-lane road, the space is limited and passing on the right is generally unsafe and, in most situations, not permitted.