Where should you not change lanes?

Changing lanes in an intersection is not advisable because intersections are areas where vehicles, pedestrians, and bicycles converge, creating a high potential for conflicts and accidents. When you change lanes in an intersection, you reduce the predictability of your actions to other road users who may not expect such movements, increasing the risk of collision. Furthermore, intersections often require drivers to make decisions about turning, yielding to traffic, or navigating to different roadways, and an unexpected lane change can lead to confusion and danger for all involved. Ensuring that lane changes occur in a more open and predictable environment, such as on a highway or a one-way street, allows for safer and more controlled driving conditions. Similarly, making lane changes at stop signs pertains to stopping and yielding properly, and while one is allowed to maneuver at a stop sign, it is crucial to do so in a manner that considers the other road users.