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Nebraska Class O Learner's License Practice Test
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You drive in the right lane of the interstate. Ahead, a car on an entrance ramp is about to merge into your lane. The left lane is clear. What does the Nebraska manual advise?
A travels in the right interstate lane while B approaches on an entrance ramp. The left lane is clear.
Correct answer: Signal and move into the left lane, if it is safe, to give the car room.
Why
A driver on a ramp has a short distance to find a gap. When you move left or adjust your speed, you give that driver room and prevent sudden braking near the ramp. Before you move left, check your mirrors and blind spot, and signal.
Verified against Nebraska Class O Driver's Manual · Interstate Driving · p. 68, 49
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