When you change lanes or merge into another lane, you:
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Have the right-of-way.
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Need at least a 4-second traffic gap.
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Should use your horn to alert other drivers of your lane change.
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Should first stop and check for cross traffic.
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Explanation
When you change lanes or merge into another lane, you need at least a 4-second traffic gap to ensure a safe maneuver. This gap provides enough space for you to move into the lane without cutting off other drivers and allows time for you and the vehicles around you to adjust your speeds, reducing the risk of accidents.
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