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When leaving a high-speed road by an exit ramp, when should a driver normally begin major slowing?
A blue car approaches an exit from the right through lane of an eastbound high-speed road. The separate exit lane is empty. No braking, speed or route mark appears.
Correct answer: After moving fully into the exit lane or ramp.
Why
Maintaining an appropriate through-lane speed until the exit lane reduces disruption and rear-end risk.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Using an exit ramp · p. 124
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