When can you pass on the right?

Passing on the right is permitted when the motorist ahead is making a left turn and there is sufficient space to safely maneuver around them. This scenario allows for a clear path, as long as it does not interfere with the left-turning vehicle and conditional safety standards are met. It's important to signal properly and ensure that the maneuver does not present a risk to other drivers or pedestrians.

In contrast, scenarios such as passing on a highway may not always apply unless specific lane and traffic conditions are satisfied. Similarly, passing when traffic is moving slowly does not inherently justify the action without further context, as it could lead to unsafe interactions among vehicles. Finally, while designated lanes can sometimes allow for passing, it depends on the regulations specific to that road, which can vary widely. Overall, the fundamental rule revolves around safety and yielding to the actions of other vehicles, particularly when turning.