Question 5598
As a general rule, where is passing prohibited?
- At intersections and near intersections.
- On roadways less than 8 m wide.
- On all curves and changes in road grade.
Show answer and explanation
Correct answer: At intersections and near intersections.
As a general rule, you must not pass at or near intersections, except at a roundabout, when passing on the right is allowed, when signs indicate that your roadway has the right-of-way, or when passing a two-wheeled vehicle. On curves and at changes in road grade, limited visibility is what prohibits passing. No rule prohibits it based on the width of the roadway.