Passing is prohibited:
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At intersections.
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At railroad crossings.
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On hills and curves.
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All of the above.
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Explanation
Passing at intersections is unsafe because it increases the risk of collisions with vehicles turning or crossing the road. At railroad crossings, passing is not allowed to avoid accidents involving trains. On hills and curves, passing is prohibited due to limited visibility and reduced control, which can lead to dangerous situations.
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