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You pass your intended interstate exit. What should you do?
A has passed the opening of an exit ramp and remains in the through lane. The ramp separates to the right behind the car.
Correct answer: Take the next exit and find a safe route back.
Why
Accept the delay and continue forward; never stop, back, or turn around on an interstate ramp. An exit missed is a route-planning problem, not an emergency. Backing or making a sudden turn across the gore exposes you to traffic that expects vehicles to continue forward.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Entering and Exiting the Interstate · p. 69
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