What does a merge sign look like?

Answer: A — straight arrow with a curved line connecting

The merge sign is designed to alert drivers that two lanes of traffic will be combining into one, indicating that they may need to adjust their speed or position. This sign typically features a straight arrow transitioning into a curved line, symbolizing the coming together of two lanes. Its visual representation effectively communicates the need for alertness and the possibility of adjusting to new traffic conditions. The other options include signs that serve different purposes: a flashing yellow light suggests caution and requires drivers to be aware of their surroundings, a red stop sign instructs drivers to come to a complete stop, and a solid green arrow directs traffic to proceed in the indicated direction safely. Each of these has distinct meanings that do not relate to the merging of lanes.