
Question 7197
Can you pass at an intersection where you do not have the right-of-way?
- No, as a general rule.
- Yes, if traffic conditions allow it.
- Yes, but only motorcycles.
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Correct answer: No, as a general rule.
No, as a general rule. Without a sign indicating that you have the right-of-way, you must not pass at or near an intersection. The exceptions are roundabouts, permitted passing on the right, and passing any two-wheeled vehicle, whether a motorcycle, moped, or bicycle. In the image, there is also a crosswalk just before the intersection.
