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Your exit is behind you on a fully controlled-access highway. There is no safe legal path back to it. What should you do?

Blue car A travels east in a freeway through lane beyond the start of the separated exit ramp. The exit curves away to A’s right. A has missed that exit.

Blue car A travels east in a freeway through lane beyond the start of the separated exit ramp. The exit curves away to A’s right. A has missed that exit.

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