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Should you change lanes in an intersection?
A approaches a junction in one of two through lanes.
Correct answer: No, complete the intersection in your lane
Why
ICBC advises against changing lanes in an intersection because the movement can confuse others and cause a crash. Complete the intersection in your lane, then make any needed lane change after a separate observation and signal.
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