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Why does a weave zone require extra cooperation?
The question view shows a road and the beginning of a joining lane, without vehicles, paths or an explanatory card.
Correct answer: Entering and exiting traffic share the same lane
Why
Entering vehicles accelerate while exiting vehicles slow in a shared lane. Plan the gap and timing, signal and check carefully. The Newfoundland and Labrador handbook tells entering traffic to yield to exiting traffic in this situation.
Verified against Newfoundland and Labrador Driver's Handbook · Rules of the Road · p. 104
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