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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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You are approaching your planned expressway exit. Where should you normally reduce to the exit-ramp speed?
Blue A is in the right through lane before the exit lane begins. Silver B is farther ahead in the same through lane. A separate exit lane branches to the right; no braking or route is shown.
Correct answer: Once you are in the deceleration lane.
Why
Plan ahead, signal and enter the exit lane safely. Slow in the deceleration lane and obey the posted ramp speed. If you miss the exit, continue to the next one; do not reverse or make a last-second turn across lanes.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Using an expressway deceleration lane · p. 72
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