What's the difference between lane changing and merging? The old driver said.

The difference between lane change and parallel line change is lane change and parallel lane change.

On a road with 100 signs (in the area with directional arrows), changing from one lane to another lane driving in the same direction is a lane change, and changing from this lane to another lane is called merging.

Overtaking and merging means overtaking from one side and then returning to the same lane as the following car. Pay attention to public morality when merging, and don't force merging, which will cause the rear car to slow down and avoid. Don't brake just after the merger. These bad habits can easily arouse the antipathy of others. Overtaking is an inevitable dangerous behavior when a car turns. It is necessary to master skilled technology and skills, observe traffic laws and regulations, and prevent accidents and accidents.

Before the merger, we must look back at the blind spot of the merger direction. When it is confirmed that there is no car in the blind area, you can merge left or right. When merging lines, you can observe the left and right vehicles with turn signals, but you can't find the vehicles in the blind area with turn signals.

If you don't pay attention to the blind area, once there are vehicles in the blind area and the lines have started to merge, both sides will be surprised and cannot take measures to cause an accident. Therefore, before merging, you must first turn on the turn signal, tell other vehicles the driving intention, look back at the blind spot, make sure there are no vehicles, and finally turn, and a small diagonal line will merge into the lane before entering.

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The basic principle of parallel lines:

Can't affect the normal running of other cars. Normal cars have no obligation and responsibility to let the parallel vehicles go first, so they can't force the parallel. When merging, we must seize the opportunity, the merger action should be clean and tidy, and the merger should be prepared in advance. Be sure to see the situation before and after the driveway before the merger.

Focus on the driving situation of the cars to merge, such as the speed of the cars in the lane, whether there is congestion or deceleration ahead, whether there is enough distance between the two cars to merge, and find out whether there is a car in the blind area of the rearview mirror. When merging lines, turn on the turn signal first, then accelerate into the lane to be merged, return to the steering wheel after entering the lane completely, and return the turn signal to its original position.

Pay attention to public morality when merging. Don't force merging, which will cause the rear car to slow down and avoid, and don't brake just after merging. These bad habits can easily arouse the antipathy of others.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-parallel lines