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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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According to the Mississippi handbook, how far ahead of your intended interstate exit should you be in the correct lane?
A approaches a right-side interstate exit while still in the through lane.
Correct answer: At least one-quarter mile before the exit.
Why
The handbook recommends being in the correct lane at least one-quarter mile before an interstate exit. Most exits are right-side, but some are left-side, so read the guide signs. Enter the deceleration lane safely before making the major speed reduction.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Lane Use, Passing, and Changing Lanes · p. 69
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