Under what condition may a driver legally pass on the right of another vehicle?

Passing on the right of another vehicle is permitted under specific circumstances to ensure safety and to follow traffic regulations. One of the common conditions allows passing on the right when the vehicle being overtaken is making a left turn. In this scenario, the driver can safely maneuver around the turning vehicle as long as there is sufficient space to do so and it is legal in that area. This helps prevent unnecessary delays and keeps traffic flowing smoothly.

Situations such as driving in a parking lot or on a one-way street provide distinct conditions for maneuvering but do not universally allow passing on the right in the context of conventional road scenarios. Expressways often have specific rules that govern lane usage and passing that may not align with the general rule for passing on the right. It’s essential for drivers to remain aware of the rules in their specific driving environment to maintain safety for all road users.