California DMV - Rules of the Road #14-Signaling and Merging

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[SuperHeatherAwesome]

What if you're driving a similar speed as the other cars but there's really no space to merge into once you get to the end of the double-lane? Do you just stop til you can merge in?

[JoeJW89]

Signals, that reminds me. In the time I've been in SoCal, I always see people that fail to signal properly. It really isn't safe and it still astonishes me how many people don't signal on freeways - especially when it's best to avoid accidents.

[sp3ar2envi]

@SuperHeatherAwesome Yeah if there is no room for you to pull in your only choice is to stop. This should never happen though