Top 10 misunderstood road rules NSW - NRMA

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4 MergingMerging when the number of lanes is reducedWhen a driver is travelling on a <strong>road</strong> without lane markings and thenumber of lanes or lines of traffic is reduced, they must merge bygiving way to any vehicle that is ahead of them. This is often called azipper merge.Car B gives way to Car A.Changing lanes when a marked lane endsWhen a driver is travelling in a marked lane which is ending and isrequired to cross a broken painted line to enter the adjacent lane, thedriver must give way to the traffic travelling in the lane being entered.Car A gives way to Car B.8
5 Keeping leftOn multi-lane <strong>road</strong>s with a speed limit of more than 80km/h, motoristsmust not drive in the right-hand lane unless they are:• overtaking• turning right or making a U-turn• avoiding an obstacle• driving in congested traffic• driving in a special purpose lane or if there is a Left Lane Must TurnLeft sign or a left traffic arrow and the driver is not turning left.If a Keep Left Unless Overtaking sign is displayed, the requirementapplies regardless of the speed limit.9
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Top 10 misunderstood road rules NSW - NRMA

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