California Driver License (DMV) Written Practice Test

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When changing lanes, you should:

  1. Slow down when making the move

  2. Look over your shoulder for visibility

  3. Turn on your hazard lights

  4. Speed up for a quicker move

The correct answer is: Look over your shoulder for visibility

When changing lanes, looking over your shoulder will provide a better view of your blindspots and allow you to better assess the surrounding traffic, reducing the chances of a collision. Slowing down and turning on hazard lights are not necessary, as long as the lane change is executed smoothly and safely. Speeding up can increase the risk of a collision and should be avoided.

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