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You drive in the right lane of a two-lane, one-way road. You pass a yellow diamond that shows two lanes, with the right lane line bending into the left lane. A car is beside you in the left lane. What should you do?

Correct answer: Adjust your speed, find a safe gap, and merge left before your lane ends
Why
A lane-drop sign gives you time to plan the merge. Check your mirror and blind spot, signal, and match the speed of the traffic in the other lane. Texas law lets you leave your lane only when you can do so safely, so do not force your way in. If traffic is heavy, slow down early to open a gap.
Verified against Texas Driver Handbook · Warning Signs (Table 18) · p. 35, 33
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