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You are about to leave a freeway, and the exit ramp begins with a deceleration lane. Where should you do most of your slowing?
A approaches an exit from a freeway through lane. A separate deceleration lane leads onto the ramp.
Correct answer: In the deceleration lane and on the ramp, after you leave the through lanes
Why
Get into the proper lane well before your exit, then move into the deceleration lane at about highway speed and slow down there. Watch for the exit speed advisory sign, which shows a safe speed for the ramp. Expect a stop or yield sign where the ramp meets the next road.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · Leaving the Highway · p. 41
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