What must drivers avoid doing within designated "No Passing Lanes"?

Drivers must avoid passing other vehicles within designated "No Passing Lanes" because these lanes are specifically marked to ensure safety and smooth traffic flow. The purpose of these lanes is to reduce the risk of accidents by preventing overtaking in areas where visibility may be poor, where road conditions are not conducive to safe passing, or where passing could disrupt the flow of traffic. When vehicles are passing in these areas, it can lead to dangerous situations such as head-on collisions or traffic congestion. Understanding and adhering to these regulations helps maintain safety for all road users.

Other activities, such as reading road signs, stopping for emergencies, and using turn signals, do not inherently violate the rules of the roadway in the same way that passing in a "No Passing Lane" does. Rather, reading signs is necessary for navigation, stopping in emergencies may be required for safety, and using turn signals is essential for communication with other drivers. Thus, the emphasis is placed on the prohibition of passing to preserve the integrity of traffic safety measures in designated areas.