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Tennessee Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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You enter the interstate at an interchange where one lane is used both to enter and to exit. As you speed up to merge, a car from the interstate moves right into your lane to reach the exit. What should you do?

A enters a lane shared by entering and exiting interstate traffic. Silver B is in the adjacent through lane, moving toward the same lane to leave. No priority or merge route is marked.

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