How to stop missing highway exits

At 110 km/h the exit sign gives you a few seconds, and two exits close together look alike. Miss yours and the next exit can be a long way on.

How notuju helps

The next exit is the biggest thing on the screen: the exit number in a plate like the one on the sign, with the route number and the places it leads to.

notuju before Exit 1202A to Jalan Kuching and Jalan Tun Razak: left lane marked, flyover ahead, and If you miss it: +10 min.

From 1.5 km out, it says which lanes to be in, for example “Get into the left 2 lanes”, and marks the lane arrows.
Near the exit, a countdown in seconds turns amber at 15 and green at 5.
When two exits are close, it warns you at the first one: “Not Exit 707. Yours is the next one.”
If you miss it anyway, the way back is already worked out: “If you miss it: +10 min” is the time it would add.
Next time, a junction you missed gets an earlier warning.

Good to know

Exit numbers come from OpenStreetMap. Where an exit has no number on the map yet, notuju shows the road and the places it leads to.
Lane arrows show where the map has lane details for that junction.
With Help the traffic map on, a miss is sent with nothing about you: where the junction is, the way you were heading and the hour. Junctions many drivers miss become open data.