it is legal to change lanes as you approach or go through an intersection as long as there are no vehicles in the lane next to you.

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it is legal to change lanes as you approach or go through an intersection as long as there are no vehicles in the lane next to you.

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No I do not think it is

Luis Miguel Sierra answered Sep 11, 2023

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