The Concept of Zipper Merging To understand zipper merging, it’s important to recognize that it’s a method of merging where ...

A zipper merge occurs when drivers use both lanes of traffic until reaching a merging point, where motorists then take turns ...

The Michigan Department of Transportation advises drivers to use methods like the zipper merge during road construction. Here's what to know.

The City of Sioux Falls wants drivers to embrace the zipper merge. Wednesday’s city briefing hosted the city engineer Andy ...

Nothing attracts more comments about transportation than discussing the zipper merge. Drivers either love it or hate it. However, traffic engineers agree it is the best and safest way to merge in ...

Drivers traveling through the area will need to follow a late-merge, or "zipper," pattern—taking alternating turns to safely enter the open lane. Starting in early April, the New York State ...

From city streets to state highways, the gripe about merging on the roads is heard often. Oregon and Washington's departments of transportation want drivers to zipper merge to keep traffic moving ...

We noticed on Facebook, that Zipper Merging is a hot topic with drivers. But we also noticed that many people are confused. So, we asked CDOT: According to them, here's what zipper merging is ...

Do you get mad? Believe it or not, those drivers who “cut in line” may be practicing the best way to merge in that situation. It’s called a “zipper merge” because it works like the teeth ...

Here's a big one: Use the "zipper merge" method, even if it upsets other drivers. The quickest, most efficient way to merge for a construction zone probably isn’t what you think it is.

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Drivers going through the work zone are asked to use a zipper lane to merge into the open lane. The westbound on-ramp at Exit 27 will be shut down, and I-490 westbound will be reduced to a single ...