Question 605 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
A passing lane on a highway is about to end. Which statement is correct?
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Correct answer to question 605
- B: Drivers in the right lane merge left and drivers in the left lane must cooperate
Explanation
When a passing lane ends, drivers in the right lane must merge safely with traffic to the left. Drivers in the left lane must cooperate to let them in. Signs warn that the passing lane is ending.
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