You want to pass an ordinary motor vehicle by crossing left of center near a hillcrest, but you cannot see far enough ahead to avoid a conflict. What should you do?

Correct answer: Remain on your side and wait for a lawful clear passing opportunity

Why

Do not drive left of center where a crest or curve obstructs the view enough to create a hazard. Other statutory left-of-center limits include approaching within 100 feet of an intersection or railroad crossing and an obstructed-view bridge, viaduct or tunnel. Apply the statute’s stated exceptions, including its one-way-roadway provision, without assuming a no-passing-zone bicycle exception overrides other restrictions.

Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual and current primary authorities · Obstructed view near a crest · p. 55, 56