Question 6450
On this curve with no visibility, when is passing allowed?
- Always, since there is no posted sign prohibiting passing.
- When the vehicle ahead is traveling very slowly.
- When I do not need to occupy the left lane to pass.
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Correct answer: When I do not need to occupy the left lane to pass.
On a curve with no visibility, you must not pass by entering the oncoming lane because you cannot see whether anyone is approaching. You may pass if there is enough room to stay on your side of the roadway. The absence of a no-passing sign or the vehicle ahead traveling very slowly does not make it allowed.