Final answer:
The correct answer is that a vehicle may be passed on the right if it's turning left and the pass does not require leaving the roadway. Safety for crossing a freeway involves multiple, unpredictable factors, and cannot be assured.
Step-by-step explanation:
You may pass a vehicle on the right only if that vehicle is making a left turn and you do not have to leave the roadway to pass. The correct option is: a) Left, Roadway. When a car is positioned in the lane that is furthest from the rabbit and is actively making a left turn, the rabbit should assess the traffic conditions carefully. Safety in crossing all 3 lanes of the freeway is contingent upon a multitude of factors, including the speed and proximity of other vehicles, the rabbit's speed and awareness, and overall traffic patterns at that moment. It is not possible to guarantee safe crossing without taking into account all these conditions.