Q&A - Merging Speed and Bike Lanes on Road Tests
I have road test soon and there are some rules that are confusing me:
1. How do I know speed to merge highway if there is no speed limit sign.
e.g. merging from Londsdale:
Highway lane use information.
I have road test soon and there are some rules that are confusing me:
1. How do I know speed to merge highway if there is no speed limit sign.
e.g. merging from Londsdale:
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