
Question 7226
Passing is prohibited at intersections and in their immediate vicinity, except...
- if there are no posted signs at the intersection.
- when the roadway has priority and this is indicated by a posted sign.
- if the roadway has priority, even if this is not indicated by a posted sign.
Show answer and explanation
Correct answer: when the roadway has priority and this is indicated by a posted sign.
You may pass near an intersection if your roadway has the right-of-way and a sign indicates it, such as the priority road sign in the image. Both conditions must be met, so having the right-of-way without a sign is not enough, and an intersection without signs does not allow passing either.
