At an intersection with one lane in your direction, when may you pass the vehicle ahead on its left, provided there is enough room in your lane and it is safe and otherwise lawful?
ʻI ha fetaulaki'anga hala ʻoku laine pē ʻe taha ʻi ho tafa'aki, ko fē taimi ʻe lava ai ke ke fakalaka ʻi he tafa'aki to'ohema ʻo e me'alele ʻi mu'a, kapau ʻoku fe'unga e avanoa ʻi hoʻo laine pea ʻoku malu mo ngofua ʻi he lao?
You may pass the vehicle indicating right on its left if there is enough room in your lane and it is safe and otherwise lawful.
ʻE lava ke ke fakalaka ʻi to'ohema ʻo ha me'alele ʻoku faka'ilonga ke afe ki to'omata'u kapau ʻoku fe'unga e avanoa ʻi hoʻo laine pea ʻoku malu mo ngofua ʻi he ngaahi lao kehe.
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
In this single-lane intersection situation, the vehicle ahead must be stopped, indicating right or turning right. Never pass a vehicle stopping or slowing for pedestrians at a crossing; obey other traffic controls.
ʻI he fetaulaki'anga hala laine taha ko ʻení, kuo pau ke tuʻu e me'alele ʻi mu'a, pe faka'ilonga ke afe ki to'omata'u, pe lolotonga afe ki to'omata'u. ʻOua ʻaupito ʻe fakalaka ʻi ha me'alele ʻoku tuʻu pe fakasi'isi'i e vave ma'a ha kau lue ʻi ha kolosi'anga; talangofua ki he ngaahi faka'ilonga puleʻi fefononga'aki kehe.