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Utah Class D Written Knowledge Test Practice
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You drive in the right lane of a road with two lanes in your direction. Traffic is light, and you pass this sign. What should you plan to do?
Correct answer: Find a safe gap and merge left before your lane ends
Why
When your lane ends, the drivers in the continuing lane have the right-of-way, so you must yield to vehicles close enough to be a hazard. Signal early, match the speed of traffic and check your blind spot before you move over. In heavy, slow traffic, for example at a work zone, Utah asks drivers to use both lanes up to the merge point and then take turns like a zipper.
Verified against Utah Driver Handbook · Warning signs · p. 58, 41
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