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What factors determine the size of the gap you need to enter a roadway without disturbing traffic flow? A. The size of the oncoming vehicles.
B. How fast or slow traffic is approaching and the type of maneuver you will make.
C. The size and brake quality of oncoming vehicles.
The correct answer is B. How fast or slow traffic is approaching and the type of maneuver you will make.
Explanation: When entering a roadway, the most critical factors to consider are the speed of oncoming traffic and the specific maneuver you intend to make (like merging or turning). Understanding these elements helps determine how much space you need to safely enter the roadway without disrupting the flow of traffic. While the size of vehicles and their braking capabilities are relevant to safety, they are secondary to the dynamics of speed and intent when merging.