A slow vehicle is being followed by several other vehicles that cannot pass because of the traffic. On reaching a suitable place, the driver of the slow vehicle should pull to the right to allow the other vehicles to pass.

True or false?

True

Explanation:

True, according to traffic rules that is the right thing to do. You have to allow other cars to pass if you been ahead has a problem with the car. Obliviously, the car ahead of the other cars is slowly moving, preventing other cars from moving, due to this even without rules, courtesy demand you pull to the right to allow other cars to pass since the car is having challenges of moving .

True

Explanation: A slow vehicle is required to pull over from time to time when it is safe, in order to allow following, faster vehicles to overtake. This prevents the accumulation of long queues and help reduce road rage. As a common courtesy too, you have a responsibility to slow down and share the road. In some countries it is often in code to not hold up traffic especially if one is driving a large or slow moving vehicle. The code informs drivers to frequently check behind and pull over when it's safe, to let faster vehicles move on.

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