New South Wales · Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) · Road rules
Where the number of lanes reduces and there are no longer any road markings, the vehicle behind must give way to the vehicle ahead — the 'zip' rule. Where lane lines continue, the driver crossing a lane line gives way instead.
Same topic first — road rules trips up more learners than any single rule.
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