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You are about to leave the interstate at an exit where a separate lane branches off before the ramp. Where should you do most of your slowing?
A approaches a right-side exit from the interstate. A separate deceleration lane branches toward the ramp.
Correct answer: After you move into the deceleration lane, down to the ramp's advisory speed.
Why
The deceleration lane lets you lose speed without slowing the traffic behind you. Signal early and move into it before you brake. At the end of the ramp, expect two-way traffic and check the posted speed limit on the new road.
Verified against Nebraska Class O Driver's Manual · Interstate Driving · p. 69, 47
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