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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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When may you move from one marked lane to another?
A is in the right lane and B is beside its rear quarter in the adjacent lane. Both vehicles face right.
Correct answer: Only after you check mirrors and the blind area, signal, and see it is safe.
Why
Remain in one lane until a complete observation and signaling sequence confirms a safe opening. Mirrors do not show every vehicle close beside you. A brief direct blind-area check can reveal a car or bicycle before you steer across its path; signaling alone cannot make the gap safe.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Traffic Lanes · p. 45, 42, 70
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