Question 7192
Is passing allowed at an intersection?
- Yes, when you do not have to yield the right-of-way at the intersection.
- No, unless the roadway has priority at the intersection and this is expressly signposted.
- Yes, when you have sufficient visibility.
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Correct answer: No, unless the roadway has priority at the intersection and this is expressly signposted.
As a general rule, no, though there are exceptions. One is when your roadway has the right-of-way at the intersection and a sign indicates it, such as the yellow diamond with a white border in the image. Good visibility or not having to yield is not enough if that right-of-way is not indicated by a sign.