Question 5882
Passing is prohibited at intersections and their approaches, except...
- the intersection is not marked.
- the roadway has right-of-way even though it is not marked.
- the roadway has right-of-way and it is marked.
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Correct answer: the roadway has right-of-way and it is marked.
You must not pass at or near an intersection, but one exception is when your roadway has the right-of-way and a sign indicates this, like the priority-road sign in the image. Both conditions are required, so having the right-of-way without a sign is not enough, and an intersection without signs does not allow passing either.