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An exit ramp has a lower advisory speed than the highway. When should you slow?
An eastbound freeway has two through lanes and a separate exit lane on its right. Blue car A is fully inside the exit lane, before the ramp curves away. Silver car B remains in the right through lane. No speed or slowing cue is shown.
Correct answer: In the exit lane, before the curve begins
Why
Ramp curvature and sight distance may require a substantial speed reduction before the turn begins.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Ramp advisory speed · p. 23
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