Near Oostkapelle a merging driver and an exiting driver meet in the weaving section. In practice, who yields to whom?
- ✓ The merger yields to the exiter
- Whoever honks first goes first
- The exiter yields to the merger, since they are leaving anyway
Correct answer: The merger yields to the exiter
Explanation
False — The order is a practical rule based on speed and overview, not on honking
Why learners get this wrong
- Wrong. The order is a practical rule based on speed and overview, not on honking
- Because mergers drive more slowly and have more overview, it is THEY who yield to exiters
Topic: Weaving and zip merging: who yields to whom, and the 300/50-metre rule
Read the rule: Core: Weaving and zip merging: who yields to whom, and the 300/50-metre rule
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- Core: Weaving and zip merging: who yields to whom, and the 300/50-metre rule
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