Hopefully an easy question:
Today I landed on a runway with a taxiway parallel to it. Turnoffs to access the taxiway are on each end of the runway. Half way down the runway is an intersecting runway, that also intersects the parallel taxiway. The airport doesn't have a control tower.
Is it appropriate to turn from the active runway onto the crosswind runway to get to the taxiway, or should I continue taxiing all the way to the end of the active runway to use the taxiway turnoff there?
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