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Which situation gives a driver a clear reason to postpone an otherwise permitted pass?
Correct answer: Near a crossing or intersection with a blocked view
Why
Avoid a pass when crossings or intersections contain hazards you cannot see. Separate legal restrictions also apply, including passing a vehicle stopped for a pedestrian and specified approaches to railway crossings. A broken line never makes an obstructed-view pass safe.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Highway Driving · p. 74
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