Under Georgia Law, when is it prohibited to pass another vehicle?
Passing is prohibited on curves or hills when the driver's view is obstructed within a distance of 500 feet because these conditions do not allow sufficient visibility to determine if another vehicle is approaching from the opposite direction. Such maneuvers significantly increase the risk of head-on collisions due to the limited sight distance over the curve or hill.
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