When intending to leave a highway or motorway that has a deceleration lane, how should the driver proceed?

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The correct maneuver to leave a fast road (highway or motorway) requires anticipation and precision so as not to hinder traffic. The correct answer is to position yourself well in advance in the lane closest to the exit and enter the deceleration lane as soon as possible. Detailed explanation: Anticipation: You should not cross from the center or left lane at the last moment. You must already be in the right lane before reaching the exit signage. Immediate Entry: You must enter the deceleration lane as soon as the dashed line marking it begins. Braking: The most important thing is not to brake on the main carriageway. You must maintain your speed until you enter the deceleration lane and, once inside it, reduce your speed to adapt to the exit or curve. The other options are incorrect because entering slowly would force you to brake on the highway (dangerous), and staying in the center lane prevents you from legally taking the exit.

When intending to leave a highway or motorway that has a deceleration lane, how should the driver proceed?

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