1. When There Is a Double Yellow Line:
- On a two-way road, a double yellow line indicates a "no-passing zone." This means that it is illegal to cross over the double yellow line to pass another vehicle.
2. Oncoming Traffic:
- When you are driving on a two-way road, you may only pass another vehicle when there is no oncoming traffic from the opposite direction.
3. Limited Visibility:
- Passing is prohibited when visibility is limited, such as during heavy fog, rain, snow, or at night without proper lighting.
4. Intersections and Crosswalks:
- It is illegal to pass another vehicle at an intersection or within a crosswalk, as this can pose a safety risk to pedestrians.
5. School Buses:
- It is illegal to pass a school bus that is stopped with its red lights flashing and stop arm extended.
6. Emergency Vehicles:
- It is illegal to pass an emergency vehicle that is responding to a call with its lights and sirens activated.
7. Hills, Curves, and Bridges:
- Passing is also prohibited on hills, curves, bridges, or any other areas where visibility is obstructed or where it could be dangerous to do so.
8. No-Passing Zones:
- There may be specific sections of the road where passing is prohibited due to safety concerns. These zones are usually marked with "No Passing" signs.
In general, it is important to obey the traffic laws and regulations regarding passing to ensure the safety of all road users.
