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A yellow diamond shows the right lane narrowing into the lane beside it. What should a driver prepare to do?
Correct answer: Merge safely because the right lane ends ahead.
Why
The right lane ends ahead. A driver in that lane should signal, check mirrors and the blind spot, and merge only into a safe gap. A lane-ending warning does not give the merging vehicle priority over traffic already in the continuing lane.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook · Warning signs · p. 35
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