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Why is frequent cutting between freeway lanes risky?
Correct answer: Each move creates blind-spot, speed, and following-distance conflicts.
Why
Choosing a suitable lane and changing only when needed reduces exposure to high-speed merging conflicts.
Verified against Colorado Driver Handbook · Weaving between freeway lanes · p. 17
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