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Why is passing into the oncoming lane unsafe when a curve blocks the view ahead?
Correct answer: The curve can hide oncoming vehicles until too late
Why
Do not enter the oncoming lane when a curve hides the road ahead. The whole pass must fit within a clear, unobstructed distance, and all markings and passing restrictions still apply.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Highway Driving · p. 77
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