Question 7228
If you are driving on a road with one lane for each direction, when are you allowed to pass on a curve with reduced visibility?
- Whenever there is no traffic sign prohibiting passing.
- When it is possible to pass without entering the lane for oncoming traffic.
- When the vehicle ahead is driving slowly.
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Correct answer: When it is possible to pass without entering the lane for oncoming traffic.
With one lane in each direction, you may pass on a curve with limited visibility only if you have enough room without entering the oncoming lane, because you cannot see what is coming. The absence of a sign or the slow speed of the vehicle ahead does not allow you to pass.