What is the maximum distance allowed to complete a pass near a tunnel or intersection?

The maximum distance allowed to complete a pass near a tunnel or intersection is set at 100 feet. This regulation is in place for safety reasons, as these areas often have unique risks that can increase the likelihood of accidents. Tunnels and intersections are locations where visibility and the flow of traffic can be unpredictable. Therefore, having a defined limit on how far ahead a driver can finish passing another vehicle helps ensure that the maneuver can be done safely, allowing the driver to return to their lane well before entering the potentially hazardous area. By adhering to this regulation, drivers can help maintain safer road conditions for themselves and other motorists.