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On a two-lane road, the car ahead of you stops to turn left. The only way around it on the right is the gravel shoulder. May you pass on the right?

A follows stopped car B on a two-lane road. B is near a left-side street and intends to turn left. A tan gravel shoulder lies beyond the white pavement edge on the right; there is no paved passing lane there.

A follows stopped car B on a two-lane road. B is near a left-side street and intends to turn left. A tan gravel shoulder lies beyond the white pavement edge on the right; there is no paved passing lane there.

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