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New Hampshire Non-Commercial Operator Knowledge Practice Test
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You are driving in the right lane of a highway. You pass a yellow diamond sign that shows a straight arrow with a second line curving into it from the lower right. What should you do?
Correct answer: Adjust your speed or lane to make room, because traffic will merge from the right
Why
Drivers entering from a ramp must yield to traffic already on the highway, but a smooth merge depends on both drivers. Moving left when it is safe, or easing off a little, gives the joining driver a gap and keeps a space cushion around you. Speeding up to close the gap forces the other driver to brake hard or squeeze in, which can cause a crash.
Verified against New Hampshire Driver's Manual · Warning signs · p. 27, 20
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