Under what condition can you pass a car on the right?

Passing a car on the right is permitted under specific conditions that prioritize safety and adherence to traffic laws. One primary valid scenario is when the vehicle ahead is preparing to make a left turn. In this case, if there is sufficient space on the right side to maneuver around the turning vehicle, passing on the right is acceptable. This practice is essential to avoid unnecessary delays while allowing for the flow of traffic.

In situations where the vehicle ahead is turning left, it indicates that the road is clear to the right, as the left lane will be occupied by the turning vehicle. Therefore, bypassing on the right is not only permissible but often necessary to maintain traffic efficiency.

Other scenarios, such as passing when there are bike lanes, depending on their configuration and the overall road conditions, passing may be permitted but often involves more specific considerations regarding safety and traffic laws. Passing on the right simply because a vehicle is slow or if the road is clear, without respect to the actions of the vehicle you're passing, could lead to unsafe driving situations and potentially violate traffic laws.