When can a motorcyclist safely pass a stopped vehicle in the same lane?

• If the road has at least two lanes going in the same direction
• If the speed limit is 45 mph or less
• When the motorcycle goes no faster than 15 mph
• All of the above
  Explanation:

  "When it can be done safely, a motorcyclist may pass a vehicle stopped in the same direction and lane as the motorcycle provided that: 1. The street is divided into at least two adjacent lanes traveling in the same direction. 2. The posted speed limit does not exceed 45 miles per hour. 3. The motorcycle does not travel faster than 15 miles per hour."