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A multilane roadway has two unobstructed travel lanes in your direction. You are in the right lane behind a slower vehicle in the left lane. When may you pass on the right?

A separated freeway carriageway carries two eastbound lanes beside a median; the other carriageway is outside this view. Blue A is in the right lane, while silver B is farther ahead in the left lane. A continuous white edge line separates the travel lanes from the roadside.

A separated freeway carriageway carries two eastbound lanes beside a median; the other carriageway is outside this view. Blue A is in the right lane, while silver B is farther ahead in the left lane. A continuous white edge line separates the travel lanes from the roadside.

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