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What is the safest way to prepare for a freeway exit?
Blue A is far upstream in the upper through lane of a freeway. Silver B is in the lower through lane. An empty deceleration lane branches toward the exit. The question has no exit path or slowing instruction.
Correct answer: Move over early and slow in the deceleration lane
Why
Early positioning avoids a last-second lane change and preserves highway speed until the exit lane is reached.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Preparing for an exit · p. 55
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