On a divided highway, you should not pass another vehicle within 100 feet of which features?

• A. Tunnel, Bridge, Intersection
• B. Curve, Hill, Intersection
• C. Stop sign, Crosswalk, Pedestrian
• D. School zone, Crosswalk, Road Work

Answer: (A)

On a divided highway, you should avoid passing where your view of what's ahead is limited by the road layout and nearby structures. The rule is not to pass within 100 feet of a tunnel, a bridge, or an intersection. These features create blind spots or abrupt changes in traffic patterns, making it easy to misjudge distance or miss oncoming vehicles, merging traffic, or vehicles entering from side streets. A tunnel or bridge can reduce sight distance and introduce glare or changing road conditions, while an intersection brings turning vehicles and cross traffic into play. That combination makes completing a safe pass difficult, so staying out of the passing lane near these features helps prevent collisions.