No, not at all. There are plenty of left hand exits off of Interstate highways.
One notable example: on Interstate 35 North in Iowa just north of Des Moines, in order to remain on I-35 you must exit the road you're on to the left. I-35 and I-80, which had briefly joined on the west side of Des Moines, split at this point with I-80 continuing east and I-35 turning to head north again.
Added: Interstate 75-South in Florida where the Florida Turnpike veers off, etc, etc, etc.
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In each level, there are wo exits, the main exit and the secret exit. Mohamed Hage
There has several functions and takes a singular or plural verb form depending on use:Pronoun: There is the exit. There are two more exits down the corridor.Adverb: The exit is there. Two exits are there, down the corridor.Adjective: That exit there goes to the alley. The two exits there go to the parking lot.
If you will notice, most fast food places near the interstate exits are also close to a filling station. The main reason is because most travelers will only stop for a fill-up, a quick meal and then get back on the highway. Gasoline and food being close to an interstae exit is convenient to drivers.
"Exit" means that a character's part has finished for the moment and they leave the stage. "Exit right" means they leave by the right side facing the stage, and "exit left" vice versa. "Enter" is just the opposite. It means the character comes on stage to enter the scene.
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New Jersey Turnpike Exits InterchangeMilepost11.2212.9326.1434.55446516A51753.37A60867.68A73.7983.31088.11190.61295.91399.913A101.614104.714AN3.514BN5.514CN5.915EE106.915XE110.815WW108.816EE112.316WW112.717E112.718EE112.318WW113.8
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Marietta, Georgia is served by several exits off Interstate 75. The main exit for Marietta is Exit 263, which leads to the area near the Marietta Square and the Cobb County Civic Center. Other nearby exits include Exit 260 for the Delk Road area and Exit 261 for the Windy Hill Road area.
The number of exits required in a mobile home can vary based on local building codes and regulations, but generally, at least two exits are recommended for safety. This includes a primary exit, typically the main entrance, and a secondary exit, which can be a back door or an emergency exit. Additionally, larger mobile homes may require more exits to ensure safe egress in case of an emergency. Always check local regulations for specific requirements.
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