What is the correct way to pass a vehicle when riding in a group?

When riding in a group, the recommended method to pass a vehicle is to pass one rider at a time. This approach enhances safety and maintains better control over the ride. If every rider limits their passing maneuvers to one at a time, it prevents confusion and reduces the risk of accidents that might occur if multiple riders tried to pass simultaneously.

Passing one rider at a time allows each motorcyclist to maintain a safe distance and be aware of their surroundings, which is essential for avoiding potential hazards. This method simplifies the dynamics of the group, making it easier for drivers of the vehicles being overtaken to predict where each motorcyclist will be and to react accordingly.

Passing in pairs or as a whole group could create a chaotic situation where positioning becomes difficult to manage, leading to a higher risk of collisions. Additionally, waiting until the group stops would generally not be practical, as it would delay the ride without necessarily providing a safer or more effective way to navigate traffic.