In which of the following scenarios are you NOT allowed to pass?

Passing at an intersection is prohibited because intersections are areas where vehicles are more likely to encounter unexpected stops or turns. It is crucial for safety reasons, as visibility can be limited and the potential for sudden changes in traffic patterns increases. Vehicles may be making left turns, merging, or engaged in other maneuvers that could lead to collisions. To ensure the safety of all road users, traffic laws restrict passing in these high-traffic areas where the complexity and unpredictability of movements can create dangerous situations.

In contrast, passing is generally allowed on one-way streets, provided it is done safely, and it is permitted when traffic is light, allowing for clearer visibility and more space to maneuver. Similarly, while roundabouts have specific rules regarding yielding to traffic already in the circle, they do allow for passing under certain conditions.