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New Hampshire Non-Commercial Operator Knowledge Practice Test
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You are in the right lane of a road with two lanes going your way. You pass a yellow diamond sign in which one lane line bends in toward the other. What should you do?
Correct answer: Signal, find a gap in the left lane, and merge before your lane ends
Why
When a lane ends, the drivers in it must fit into the next lane, and state law allows a lane change only after the driver makes sure it can be done safely. Before you move over, check your mirrors and turn your head to check the blind spot, then signal and steer in smoothly. Merging early, while there is still room, is safer than waiting until the lane disappears.
Verified against New Hampshire Driver's Manual · Warning signs; Changing lanes · p. 27, 22
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