1. A LANE ENDS MERGE LEFT sign is ahead. Who has the right of way?
- ATraffic in the ending lane.
- Traffic in the left lane.
- CWhoever is faster.
Why B is correct
The right lane is ending; merge left and yield to traffic in the left lane.
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Why B is correct
The right lane is ending; merge left and yield to traffic in the left lane.
Why A is correct
Left Turn Lanes regulates which lanes allow left turns.
Why C is correct
Speed Limit 50 regulates that the legal speed limit on a stretch of road is 50 mph.
Why B is correct
Slippery When Wet: road conditions become slippery in bad weather.
Why A is correct
Divided Highway Ends: it will turn into two lanes of traffic.
Why A is correct
Road Curves Ahead: the road curves sharply left and then right.
Why C is correct
Traffic should pass only to the left-hand side of a roadway feature or obstruction.
Why C is correct
A solid red arrow means you must stop. You cannot turn until the signal changes.
Why B is correct
Yellow means caution or general warning.
Why C is correct
Regulatory signs are usually rectangular, with white and black, red white and black, or red and white.
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