Common

Merge

What It Means

A yellow diamond showing two lines converging into one, warning that a lane is about to combine with another.

How Rare Is It on Road Sign Hunt?

Common. You'll spot these on almost any drive.

Spotting Tip

Watch for these at highway on-ramps and anywhere a construction zone or lane closure forces traffic together.

Fun Fact

The “zipper merge” — taking turns merging late, one car per lane — is recommended by most state DOTs as the most efficient way to handle a merge sign, even though it feels like cutting in line.

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