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An exit has a separate deceleration lane. When should you normally begin slowing for the exit?
The blue learner is upstream in a freeway through lane. A separate exit lane opens farther ahead. The question has no braking mark or selected exit-lane position.
Correct answer: After moving completely into the deceleration lane.
Why
Plan the exit early and move completely into the deceleration lane before reducing speed for the ramp. This keeps unnecessary slowing out of the freeway travel lane. Then adjust speed to the posted controls, curve and conditions.
Verified against Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide · Leaving high-speed traffic · p. 107
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