Uncommon

No Passing Zone

What It Means

Often a pennant-shaped yellow sign with a black car passing a black car, both crossed with a slash, marking the start of a stretch of road where passing isn't allowed.

How Rare Is It on Road Sign Hunt?

Uncommon. You'll find these, but you have to keep watching.

Spotting Tip

Two-lane rural highways with hills or curves are where you'll find these most often — anywhere sightlines get too short for a safe pass.

Fun Fact

This is one of the only pennant-shaped (elongated triangle) signs on U.S. roads — the unusual shape makes it identifiable as a no-passing marker from a distance, before a driver could read the text.

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