Do not cross the left side of the road within how many feet of a bridge, viaduct, or tunnel if your view is obstructed, and within how many feet of crossing any intersection or railroad grade crossing?

Do not cross the left side of the road within how many feet of a bridge, viaduct, or tunnel if your view is obstructed, and within how many feet of crossing any intersection or railroad grade crossing?

• A. 200 feet and 100 feet
• B. 100 feet and 100 feet
• C. 50 feet and 100 feet
• D. 100 feet and 200 feet

Answer: (B)

Safe passing on two-lane roads requires a clear view of oncoming traffic and enough distance to complete the pass safely. You may not pass on the left within 100 feet of a bridge, viaduct, or tunnel if your view is obstructed, and you may not begin a left-side pass within 100 feet of crossing any intersection or a railroad grade crossing. These 100‑foot buffers help ensure you don’t move into the opposing lane when you can’t see far enough to judge whether it’s safe, or into the path of traffic entering or crossing at intersections or railroad crossings. Wait until you have a clear view and are more than 100 feet away from these features before attempting to pass.

Safe passing on two-lane roads requires a clear view of oncoming traffic and enough distance to complete the pass safely. You may not pass on the left within 100 feet of a bridge, viaduct, or tunnel if your view is obstructed, and you may not begin a left-side pass within 100 feet of crossing any intersection or a railroad grade crossing. These 100‑foot buffers help ensure you don’t move into the opposing lane when you can’t see far enough to judge whether it’s safe, or into the path of traffic entering or crossing at intersections or railroad crossings. Wait until you have a clear view and are more than 100 feet away from these features before attempting to pass.