What is the least distance of clear road you MUST have in front of you when you have finished passing another vehicle?
Ko e hā e mama'o si'isi'i taha ʻo e hala ʻatā KUO PAU ke ʻi mu'a ʻiate koe ʻi he ʻosi hoʻo fakalaka ʻi ha me'alele kehe?
At least 100 metres of clear road must remain visible when you finish passing, as it must throughout the pass.
Kuo pau ke kei hā ha mita ʻe 100 pe lahi ange ʻo e hala ʻatā ʻi he ʻosi hoʻo fakalaka, ʻo hangē pē ko e fiema'u ʻi he lolotonga fakalaka kotoa.
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
Check oncoming traffic, mirrors and blind spots. Signal right for at least three seconds before moving out; before returning, see the passed vehicle in your mirror and signal left for at least three seconds. Obey speed limits, markings and passing restrictions.
Vakai e me'alele ʻoku ha'u mei mu'a, ngaahi sio'ata mo e feitu'u ʻoku ʻikai hā he sio'ata. Faka'ilonga to'omata'u ʻi ha sekoni ʻe 3 pe lahi ange kimu'a ke ʻunu ki tu'a; kimu'a ke foki, sio ki he me'alele kuó ke fakalaka ai ʻi hoʻo sio'ata pea faka'ilonga to'ohema ʻi ha sekoni ʻe 3 pe lahi ange. Tauhi e fakangatangata vave, laine vali mo e tapu fakalaka.