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Why must you avoid passing into the oncoming lane when a hillcrest or curve blocks the view ahead?
Correct answer: Oncoming traffic may be hidden until it is too late
Why
Do not move into the oncoming lane unless your view is unobstructed and the lane is clear for the entire pass. A hillcrest or curve can hide a vehicle until too late. Obey the markings and location restrictions as well.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Highway Driving · p. 74
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