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If you want to leave a dual carriageway, at what point should you enter the deceleration lane?

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As soon as possible.

When you intend to leave a dual carriageway or motorway using a deceleration lane, it is essential to follow certain steps to ensure a safe and trouble-free exit: Signal the manoeuvre in advance: Before reaching the exit point, you must activate your turn signal or indicator in the direction of the exit you plan to take. Position yourself in the correct lane: As you approach the exit point, you should move into the lane closest to the deceleration lane. It is important to do this gradually and safely, without forcing other drivers or cutting sharply across traffic. Plan ahead to position yourself in the correct lane as soon as possible before reaching the exit point. Enter the deceleration lane as soon as possible: Once you are in the correct lane and near the exit, you should enter the deceleration lane as soon as possible. Do not wait until the last moment to do this, as this can be dangerous and cause confusion among other drivers on the dual carriageway.

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  • It doesn't matter, at any time while the line is broken.

  • As late as possible.

  • As soon as possible.

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