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Who must find a safe gap when entering a controlled-access highway?
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: The entering driver, with help from through traffic when safe.
Why
Ramp traffic must merge into an available gap rather than force an abrupt reaction from the through lane.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Yielding at freeway entry · p. 130
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