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Freeways & High-Speed RoadsStandalone practice
You merge from an entrance ramp into highway traffic. Who is responsible for a safe merge?
Blue car A is in a freeway acceleration lane below two eastbound through lanes. Silver B is ahead and silver C behind in the nearest through lane, with an illustrative space between them.
Correct answer: You must find a safe gap; others should cooperate
Why
The entering movement must be safe and cannot force a vehicle already in the travel lane to collide or leave its lane.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Yielding while entering · p. 22
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