I'm asking this on behalf of my sister. She took her driver's test a year ago and failed because when she got on a highway on-ramp, she sped up to around 50 mph or so, so she could merge with traffic. The instructor failed her for this, saying that you have to go 35 mph through the entire length of the on-ramp and speed up once you begin to merge.
This doesn't make sense to me. I always thought that as soon as you get on the on-ramp, you try to speed up to the speed of highway traffic so you can merge and not be a danger.
Does anyone know what, officially, you're supposed to do? She's preparing to take her test again and this is really bothering her.
2007-08-14
04:31:46
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Sara
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