
Question 3584
Passing at an intersection is prohibited unless...
- We have the right-of-way, even if there is no sign indicating it.
- We have the right-of-way and there is a specific sign indicating it.
- We are passing trucks.
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Correct answer: We have the right-of-way and there is a specific sign indicating it.
Passing at an intersection is allowed when the roadway you are traveling on has priority and a sign explicitly indicates it. Having priority without that sign is not enough for this exception to apply.
