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You drive on a road with two lanes going your way. Near an intersection, the broken white line between the lanes changes to a solid white line. What does the solid line tell you?
A approaches an intersection in the right of two lanes going the same way. The white lane separator changes from broken to one solid line before the intersection.
Correct answer: Stay in your lane, because lane changes are hazardous here
Why
Near intersections, drivers slow, stop and turn, so a lane change there can cause a crash. Choose your lane early, while the line is still broken. A solid white line also marks the right edge of the road, where the shoulder begins.
Verified against Oklahoma Driver Manual · Lane Usage and Maneuvers · p. 32
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