What is what to do when changing lanes?

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Changing Lanes Safely

Changing lanes requires careful attention and execution. Here's a breakdown of the key steps:

1. Check Your Mirrors: Begin by thoroughly checking your rearview%20mirror and side%20mirrors to assess the traffic situation in the lane you intend to enter.

2. Signal Your Intention: Activate your turn%20signal well in advance of the lane change. This signals your intention to other drivers, giving them time to react.

3. Check Your Blind Spot: Before actually moving, physically turn your head and glance over your shoulder in the direction of the lane change. This confirms that there are no vehicles in your blind%20spot that aren't visible in your mirrors.

4. Assess Traffic and Space: Ensure there is sufficient space in the target lane to safely merge without forcing other vehicles to brake or swerve. Pay attention to the speed of vehicles in that lane.

5. Smoothly Change Lanes: If it is safe, gently steer into the adjacent lane while maintaining your speed or slightly adjusting it to match the flow of traffic. Avoid abrupt or jerky movements.

6. Deactivate Your Signal: Once you are fully within the new lane, turn off your turn signal.

7. Maintain Proper Spacing: After completing the lane change, maintain a safe following distance from the vehicle in front of you.

Important Considerations:

• Avoid Multiple Lane Changes at Once: If possible, change one lane at a time.
• Be Aware of Motorcycle: Motorcycles can be easily hidden in blind spot.
• Don't Rely Solely on Technology: While blind-spot monitoring systems can be helpful, never rely solely on them. Always perform a visual check.
• Be Patient: If traffic is heavy, be patient and wait for a safe opportunity to change lanes. Don't force your way in.