According to the guidelines, what is forbidden at an intersection?

Passing another vehicle at an intersection is forbidden due to safety concerns. Intersections are high-traffic areas where vehicles and pedestrians converge, increasing the risk of accidents. When a driver attempts to pass another vehicle at this location, it can create confusion and unexpected hazards, particularly if the vehicle being passed is slowing or stopping for a turn or pedestrian.

Safety protocols typically dictate that drivers should wait until they are clear of the intersection before attempting to pass, thereby minimizing the risk of collisions with other vehicles, cyclists, or pedestrians who may be crossing or preparing to cross the road. By prohibiting passing at intersections, the guidelines aim to enhance safety for all road users and ensure smoother traffic flow.