Why does joining a road from a standstill need a larger gap than a lane change does? · Q-0158
Why does joining a road from a standstill need a larger gap than a lane change does?
- a Because parking lots have lower friction surfaces
- b It does not — the gap needed is the same
- c Because the law specifies a minimum of eight seconds
- d Because you must accelerate from zero into traffic already at road speed
Answer
Because you must accelerate from zero into traffic already at road speed
Learn to Drive Smart · LTDS-2026-03 · Chapter 4 · Rules of the road · Entering a roadway
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