When is it legal to pass another vehicle on the right?

Passing another vehicle on the right is legal in certain situations, and one of those is when the vehicle ahead is making a left turn. In this scenario, the driver who is passing is allowed to maneuver around the vehicle that is preparing to turn left, provided it is safe to do so and there are no signs prohibiting such action. This maneuver helps maintain the flow of traffic and allows for safe and efficient driving.

In contrast, passing on a one-way road may be permissible, but it is not the only condition that justifies passing on the right. Solid lines generally indicate restrictions on lane changes, making it unsafe or illegal to pass in that context. Additionally, simply having no traffic is not a valid reason according to the law; the decision to pass should always be based on the actions and intentions of other drivers. Therefore, in the specific case of a vehicle turning left, passing on the right becomes both a legal and practical choice.