In general, you should pass a vehicle traveling in the same direction:
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On the left.
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Only if the other driver signals it is safe.
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Whenever you have the opportunity to do so.
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On the right.
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Explanation
As a general rule, you should pass only one vehicle at a time and pass on the left side. Before you pass, check the road ahead for any conditions or traffic that may interfere with your maneuver. Once you have started passing, aim to move safely back into your lane as quickly as possible, but without exceeding the speed limit.
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