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Originally Posted by VladtheImpaler
Drive as you wish. I'm just telling you that if you "merge", and someone "merges" from the left into the exit lane, you will be at fault, notwithstanding CP opinion.  |
Please show me
anything from the drivers handbook or the law that would back that up - namely, something that shows that a yield sign does in fact not allow a proper merge in a situation like this.
I dare you. The only way what you say is true would be to find that. And you won't find it. A yeild sign is not legally defined for a situation like this.
There clearly is a free lane (as the lines are painted),
that no one else but the entering traffic has the right of way to be in (other than a safe and legal lane change from the other lane). There simply is no one to yield to if I want to proceed in that lane. Then I speed match, and make a safe lane change.