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You are in the right lane of an interstate and realize that you just passed the exit you needed. What should you do?
A has passed a freeway exit and remains in the through lane. The missed ramp branches away to the right.
Correct answer: Continue to the next exit, leave there, and come back to the one you missed
Why
A missed exit costs only a few minutes, while backing or turning around on a freeway puts you in the path of fast traffic that does not expect you. Plan ahead: watch the exit signs and move to the proper lane well before the deceleration lane. If you still miss it, keep going and use the next interchange to turn around legally.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · Leaving the Highway · p. 41, 45
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