The "Lane Ends - Merge Now" sign is either frequently misunderstood ... most of them variations on the theme of "Right Lane Must Turn Right." Same rules apply: Using that lane to cut ahead of ...

there are signs that state “Right lane ends” and “Right lane must turn right.” There was a car in front of me in my lane and a car beside it in the right-hand lane. I expected the driver ...

When I see a sign that says “Lane Ends Ahead” – like on eastbound ... He’s one of the jerks who stay in the right lane as long as possible, speeding past all the waiting cars and merging ...

At the Sixth Avenue on-ramp to northbound Interstate 25, there are two lanes and a yellow sign that says, “Right Lane Ends – Use Both Lanes During Congestion.” Nearby, on westbound Sixth ...

and my husband says the left lane should merge right. Who is correct? In any event, don’t you agree the lane to end should have a sign or be marked with cross-hatched lines to direct the merger?

Once passing the intersection, the first warning sign posted indicates the right lane ends. The next sign is the diagram sign indicating right lane ends by the black lane lines on the sign itself.

In the state of Maine, the signs are more obvious than “Right Lane Ends.” “We call ours an 'alternate merge' and we only use it in select locations to get better lane utilization usually ...

Question: This is a follow-up to your recent column about when to merge when you see the sign “Right lane ends ahead.” (See Traffic Q&A: When traffic is busy, use both lanes until it’s time ...

A pair of overhead signs emblazoned with the words "Exit ... near the Lowry Hill Tunnel in downtown Minneapolis that the right lane ends a mile ahead and is reserved exclusively for motorists ...

there is a portable lighted sign instructing drivers who want to take Exit 17 (Route 141) to stay in the right lane. However, the right lane ends at Exit 16, causing drivers not wanting that exit ...

You`re headed down the highway when one of those inevitable signs ... left lane ends one mile.” So, do you get over immediately, joining the lengthening line of slowing traffic in the right ...

In the state of Maine, the signs are more obvious than “Right Lane Ends.” “We call ours an 'alternate merge' and we only use it in select locations to get better lane utilization usually ...