Is it acceptable for other drivers to insert themselves between vehicles in a convoy?

In a convoy, vehicles travel closely together for safety and efficiency. It is not acceptable for other drivers to insert themselves between vehicles in a convoy because doing so can disrupt the established formation and potentially lead to dangerous situations. Convoys are typically organized for reasons such as managing large groups of vehicles, maintaining organized travel, or adhering to specific safety protocols. Inserting a vehicle in between members of a convoy can create unexpected gaps or reduce the visibility and maneuvers available to those within the convoy, increasing the risk of accidents.

Moreover, convoys often have specific communication methods and protocols among participants, and introducing an unrelated vehicle disrupts this system. Other drivers might not be aware of convoy-specific signals and maneuvers, which could lead to confusion and heightened risk on the road. Maintaining the integrity of the convoy ensures the safety of all participants and promotes orderly traffic flow.