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Passing is prohibited when approaching:

โœ“ ANSWER

A hill crest or curve where you cannot see oncoming traffic

Never pass where your view of oncoming traffic is blocked, such as hills and curves.

All the options

  1. โœ“A hill crest or curve where you cannot see oncoming traffic
  2. โœ—Any straight stretch of road
  3. โœ—A rest area
  4. โœ—A wide four-lane highway

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