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When should a driver move from one marked lane to another?
A travels in a right lane while B is behind and to its left in the adjacent lane. The question view has no blind-spot shading, arrows or lane-change marks.
Correct answer: Only after you check that the change is safe and signal.
Why
Drive within one lane and change only after checking ahead, mirrors, sides, and blind spots.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Lane driving · p. 15
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