On an Alabama two-lane rural highway, passing is prohibited when:
Approaching within 100 feet of an intersection, railroad crossing, bridge, or tunnel.
The driver ahead is under 21.
Age of the driver ahead is irrelevant.
Only at night.
No-pass zones apply day and night.
Never — passing is always allowed.
Alabama has statutory no-pass zones.
Alabama prohibits passing within 100 feet of an intersection, railroad grade crossing, bridge, tunnel, viaduct, or on a curve where sight distance is limited. Solid yellow center lines also mark no-pass zones. These rules apply to all two-lane roads and are frequently tested.
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