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How should you use a freeway acceleration lane?
A uses a freeway acceleration lane while B and C travel on the main road.
Correct answer: Match traffic speed within the limit; merge into a safe gap
Why
Scan for a gap from the entrance ramp. Use the acceleration lane to match freeway traffic speed within the limit, signal, check the blind spot and merge where the dividing line is broken. Obey any ramp meter and respond to actual traffic conditions.
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