You're on a highway and are planning to get off at the next exit. You should:
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Stay on the left and turn when you reach the exit ramp.
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Make a U-turn.
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Increase your speed as soon as you get onto the exit ramp.
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Slow down as soon as you get onto the exit ramp.
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Explanation
If you wish to exit a highway, you must not start slowing down before you get onto the exit ramp. Doing this could block the flow of traffic or cause a rear-end collision. Slow down and look for speed limit signs only once you are on the exit ramp. Always remember to use your turn signal well in advance, so the drivers behind you are warned.
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