Under which condition would a vehicle not be allowed to pass another vehicle on the right?

Under which condition would a vehicle not be allowed to pass another vehicle on the right?

• A. In urban centers
• B. On any highway outside a city with insufficient shoulder width
• C. Upon any highway outside a city with sufficient shoulder width for the passing vehicle; §60-6134
• D. On highways with two lanes

Answer: (C)

Passing on the right is tightly restricted, and this item tests a specific prohibition that applies outside city limits. The rule says that on any highway outside a city, if the shoulder is wide enough to accommodate the passing vehicle, you are not allowed to pass on the right. The shoulder isn’t a travel lane, and using it to pass creates unsafe conditions for people and workers on the road, debris, and other hazards. So even when the shoulder could physically fit your vehicle, the law bars passing on the right in that scenario. In other contexts, such as urban areas or when the shoulder isn’t wide enough, other passing rules apply.

Passing on the right is tightly restricted, and this item tests a specific prohibition that applies outside city limits. The rule says that on any highway outside a city, if the shoulder is wide enough to accommodate the passing vehicle, you are not allowed to pass on the right. The shoulder isn’t a travel lane, and using it to pass creates unsafe conditions for people and workers on the road, debris, and other hazards. So even when the shoulder could physically fit your vehicle, the law bars passing on the right in that scenario. In other contexts, such as urban areas or when the shoulder isn’t wide enough, other passing rules apply.