True or false: VPC peering in GCP allows for transitive connections between VPCs.

In Google Cloud Platform (GCP), VPC peering does not support transitive peering relationships. This means that if you have two Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) that are peered, they can communicate directly with each other, but if a third VPC is peered with one of those two, it cannot communicate with the other through the peering. Each peering connection is independent, and there are no transitive routes allowed.

This design decision is often made for reasons related to network security, control, and complexity. It ensures that the traffic routing remains predictable and that peering arrangements do not unintentionally create access paths between VPCs that should be isolated from each other.

Other options suggest scenarios where transitive peering might be possible or recommended, which is not the case in standard GCP VPC setups. Thus, indicating that VPC peering allows for transitive connections is incorrect, making the statement false.