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Where should a driver begin most of the slowing for a freeway exit?
A approaches a freeway exit while still in the through lane. B travels in the adjacent lane. The question has no slowing card or A positioned in the deceleration lane.
Correct answer: In the deceleration lane after leaving the main travel lane.
Why
Enter the deceleration lane, then reduce speed toward the ramp's posted or advisory speed.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Exiting a freeway · p. 32
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