Which violation is described as unsafe passing?

Which violation is described as unsafe passing?

• A. Unsafe passing
• B. Crossed doubleYellow line
• C. Wrong way on one-way street
• D. Fail to yield at stop sign

Answer: (A)

Unsafe passing means passing another vehicle in a manner that creates a danger or is prohibited, such as in a no-passing zone or where visibility or space isn’t enough. This question is asking which label describes that act, so the correct answer is the term itself—unsafe passing. The other options describe different violations: crossing a double yellow line is a separate restriction about where you may pass, wrong way on a one-way street is driving the opposite direction, and fail to yield at a stop sign is failing to give the right of way at an intersection.

Unsafe passing means passing another vehicle in a manner that creates a danger or is prohibited, such as in a no-passing zone or where visibility or space isn’t enough. This question is asking which label describes that act, so the correct answer is the term itself—unsafe passing. The other options describe different violations: crossing a double yellow line is a separate restriction about where you may pass, wrong way on a one-way street is driving the opposite direction, and fail to yield at a stop sign is failing to give the right of way at an intersection.