A three-lane road has one lane in your direction and two in the opposite direction. Your side of the centre line is broken white. Can you cross it to pass if all passing requirements are met?
ʻOku laine ʻe 3 ha hala: ʻoku laine ʻe taha ki ho tafa'aki pea laine ʻe 2 ki he tafa'aki fehangahangai. ʻOku laine hinehina motumotu ʻi ho tafa'aki ʻo e laine loto mālie. ʻE lava ke ke kolosi ai ke fakalaka kapau ʻoku kakato e ngaahi fiema'u fakalaka kotoa?
Yes, if every passing requirement is met; the broken white line alone does not establish safety.
ʻIo, kapau ʻoku kakato e ngaahi fiema'u fakalaka kotoa; ʻoku ʻikai fakapapau'i ʻe he laine hinehina motumotu ʻata'atā e malu.
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
Keep at least 100 metres of clear road visible throughout, avoid oncoming conflicts and return without obstructing others. Obey passing-location restrictions and speed limits; wait if unsure.
Tauhi ke hā ha mita ʻe 100 pe lahi ange ʻo e hala ʻatā ʻi he fakalaka kotoa, faka'ehi'ehi mei ha fepaki mo e me'alele mei mu'a pea foki ʻo ʻoua ʻe fakafe'ātungia'i ha taha. Tauhi e ngaahi tapu feitu'u fakalaka mo e fakangatangata vave; tatali kapau ʻoku ʻikai ke ke fakapapau'i.