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A motorist is traveling on a two-way roadway marked with a broken yellow centerline. As the vehicle approaches within 100 feet of an intersection, what is the legal requirement regarding passing another vehicle?

  1. Passing is legally prohibited within 100 feet of an intersection, regardless of the broken yellow centerline.Cevap
  2. B
    Passing is permitted because the broken yellow line grants continuous authorization to cross into the oncoming lane.
  3. C
    Passing is permitted provided the passing maneuver is fully completed before entering the physical boundary of the intersection.
  4. D
    Passing is permitted only if the driver sounds their horn and accelerates to complete the pass quickly.

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Passing is legally prohibited within 100 feet of an intersection, regardless of the broken yellow centerline.
While a broken yellow line generally indicates that passing on the left is permitted when clear, traffic laws explicitly override this rule near hazardous locations. Driving on the left side of the roadway to pass another vehicle is strictly illegal within 100 feet of an intersection, railroad crossing, bridge, or tunnel.

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1
Identify the pavement marking rules and statutory location restrictions.
A broken yellow line indicates that passing is generally allowed when safe, but traffic statutes impose location-specific restrictions.
General lane line permissions are always subject to specific hazardous area prohibitions.
2
Apply the statutory rule for passing near intersections.
Drivers must not cross the centerline to pass within 100 feet of an intersection, railroad grade crossing, bridge, viaduct, or tunnel.
Intersections involve cross traffic, turning vehicles, and hidden hazards, making passing on the left extremely dangerous.

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Statutory Passing Restrictions Near Intersections
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