A merge warning sign and a right-lane-ends warning sign both involve a lane joining another. What's the key difference in what caused each situation?
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Correct answer: B. A merge involves two separate roads joining; a lane ending is one lane on your own road terminating
A merge sign warns that two separate roads are joining into one, with drivers from both roads sharing responsibility for merging safely — a right-lane-ends sign warns that a lane on the same road you're already on is simply terminating, and it's specifically that lane's traffic that must move over.
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