What is the result for overtaking on the right when it violates the law?

When overtaking on the right violates the law, the result is a failure. This is because overtaking on the right is generally considered unsafe and is prohibited in many jurisdictions. It often leads to increased risk of accidents, as drivers may not expect vehicles to pass on that side.

Furthermore, law enforcement and driving regulations emphasize the importance of using the proper lane and ensuring that all maneuvers are conducted safely and within legal boundaries. When a driver fails to adhere to these rules, it indicates a lack of understanding of safe driving practices, which is why the assessment recognizes it as a failure.

In structured testing environments, such as the DPS Third Party Skills Testing, not adhering to critical traffic laws is indicative of insufficient skills and knowledge, resulting in a failing mark.