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How should drivers behave in a weave zone where entering and exiting traffic cross paths?
A is entering and B is preparing to exit through the same auxiliary lane. Both travel in the same direction.
Correct answer: Control speed and time the lane change
Why
A weave zone shares one lane between entering and exiting traffic. Check mirrors and blind spots, signal and time the lane change carefully. Adjust speed smoothly and leave space so the two movements occur safely at different times.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Highway Driving · p. 76
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