Question 6512
Unless both directions of traffic are clearly separated and the maneuver can be made without entering the lane for oncoming traffic, passing is generally prohibited in...
- all properly marked crosswalks.
- any place where the available visibility is not sufficient.
- all intersections and their vicinity.
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Correct answer: any place where the available visibility is not sufficient.
That exception applies to insufficient visibility, so you must not pass where you cannot see far enough to finish or abandon the maneuver, as on the curve in the image. Passing at a crosswalk is prohibited even if the directions of traffic are separated, and there are other exceptions at intersections.