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You are driving in the through lane. A yellow diamond sign shows a straight black line with a shorter curved line that joins it from the right. Which drivers must help make this merge safe?
Correct answer: Drivers in both lanes, since the two lanes become one
Why
Joining drivers must yield and find a safe gap, and they must stop if they cannot merge safely. Through drivers help when they watch for joining traffic and, when it is safe, adjust their speed or move over. Do not race a merging driver for the same space. A calm, predictable merge helps prevent sideswipe and rear-end crashes.
Verified against Virginia Driver's Manual · Merge sign · p. 10, 18
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