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Old 17-07-2009, 09:09 AM   #11
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They generally move if you keep driving towards them.
I have learnt with merging, it is really a bluffing game. Drivers are now so inconsiderate that they won't give people room to merge.
I have heard it's law somewhere overseas (England maybe?) that you have to give way to merging traffic on freeways. Can anyone confirm that?
When im approaching a merging lane on ramp on a freeway i generally, when clear or safe, just move into the right lane to give them space to merge safely if i think there will be an "overlap"... as long as the merging traffic is trying to synchronize with the flow of the traffic speed wise its just common courtesy..



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