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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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You are already in the right interstate lane as a vehicle approaches on an entrance ramp. A lane change to your left is legal and safe. What does the handbook recommend?
A travels on the interstate beside B, which is approaching on an entrance ramp. The lane to A's left is available.
Correct answer: Move left when safe to make room, and keep watching the entering car.
Why
Watch for vehicles approaching from ramps. When it is legal and safe, check, signal and move left to help them enter the right lane. This is cooperative driving, not a transfer of the entering driver’s duty to yield.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Lane Use, Passing, and Changing Lanes · p. 70
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