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Turns, Lanes, Passing & MergingStandalone practice

Traffic is heavy and slow. A sign shows that your lane is closed ahead, and cars are backing up. What is the correct way to merge?

A is in the right lane beside slow traffic in the left lane. Approved cones form a temporary taper over continuous pavement. An orange RIGHT LANE CLOSED AHEAD sign stands on a mast on the upper grass. No merge route is selected.

A is in the right lane beside slow traffic in the left lane. Approved cones form a temporary taper over continuous pavement. An orange RIGHT LANE CLOSED AHEAD sign stands on a mast on the upper grass. No merge route is selected.

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