My first thought looking at the long ramp for right turns is that people are going to miss them and then make their right turns where they normally would (the "

My first thought looking at the long ramp for right turns is that people are going to miss them and then make their right turns where they normally would (the "dangerous" way). New Jersey has a lot of this and it results in people reacting by whipping U-turns either in the middle of the road or needing to whip around in random parking lots and then try to cross 2 lanes of traffic to go the other way to get back to the turn they missed.