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When may passing on the right be permitted?
On a two-way rural road, blue car A follows silver car B near a side road. Neither vehicle has a selected turn or passing path.
Correct answer: On the roadway, when the vehicle ahead turns left
Why
Passing on the right is permitted only in the allowed circumstances and when safe, such as a clear lawful lane beside a vehicle turning left. Do not leave the roadway, use the shoulder or cross a sidewalk to pass.
Verified against Newfoundland and Labrador Driver's Handbook · Rules of the Road · p. 98
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