Merging traffic from the right: What is this sign warning you about?
Correct answer: Vehicles merging in from the right.
Answer options
- AA curve in the highway ahead
- BAn intersection just ahead
- CVehicles merging in from the right Correct
Why
The line joining the main arrow from the right shows that traffic from another road or ramp will flow into your lane. Be ready to adjust your speed or move over so the entering vehicles can merge safely.
Tip A branch that flows into the main arrow and travels on with it is what sets a merge sign apart from an intersection sign.
About this question
Topic: Warning signs License: Car permit
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Where it applies: Asked in every state. Compare permit tests by state
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This question is part of Intersection, Merge and Lane Warnings (21 questions). Take the full set and check your score.
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