Minnesota Blue Card Practice Test

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On a curve or hill, do not pass where you cannot clearly see the road ahead for at least how many feet?

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The correct answer is: 700

For safe driving on a curve or hill, the law requires that you do not pass if you cannot clearly see the road ahead for at least 700 feet. This distance is specifically set to ensure that drivers have sufficient visibility to make safe decisions about passing. Passing on curves or hills where visibility is limited can result in dangerous situations, as you cannot see oncoming traffic or other potential hazards. By adhering to this rule, you maintain a significant buffer of safety, allowing for adequate reaction time in case of unexpected obstacles or vehicles approaching from the opposite direction. This 700-foot guideline helps to reduce the risk of accidents in challenging driving conditions.