Question 4290
As an exception to the general rule, passing at an intersection is allowed when...
- the roadway has right-of-way at the intersection and a sign indicates this.
- the pass has to be made in the left lane.
- there is sufficient visibility.
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Correct answer: the roadway has right-of-way at the intersection and a sign indicates this.
Passing at or near an intersection is prohibited, with some exceptions. One is when your roadway has the right-of-way at the intersection and a sign indicates this, like the priority road sign in the image. Good visibility alone is not enough. Another exception is passing a vehicle on the right when it is going to turn left, not passing on the left.