Exit

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EXIT or exit cam refer to:

An exit can denote a way out of a building, city, or place. Emergency exits or fire exits are used in case of an emergency, such as when a building is on fire.
An exit ramp or slip road is used to leave an expressway or motorway.
In this sense, an interchange is often called an exit.
An exit procedure (a/k/a exit interview) is related to someone's employment being terminated.
An exit exam is often given as a qualification for graduation.
An exit plan is commonly used to describe business owners planning to divest themselves of their business, or the planning for the termination of an operation.
An exit sign.

In politics:
* Exit (group) is an organisation in Sweden devoted to helping young people leave the neo-Nazi scene, as well as an organisation in Germany modelled on the former.
* EXIT (Australia) is a pro-euthanasia group in Australia. EXIT is also the name of similar groups in other countries, and the former name of the United Kingdom's Voluntary Euthanasia Society
In computing:
*EXIT (video game), a game for the PSP.
* exit is a command in UNIX and DOS
In popular music:
*The title of a 1981 album from the German band Tangerine Dream.
*The title of a 2000 album from the Italian band Museo Rosenbach.
*The title of a 2003 album from Canadian musician k-os.
*The title of a song from U2's albumThe Joshua Tree.
*The name of a largely U2-influenced all-girl band based in the Los Angeles, California area.
* The name of a darkwave/alternative band formed in Texas in 1995 by Austinite Ben Londa.
*The stage-name of London-based noise musician Charles Holmes.
* A summer music festival in Novi Sad, Serbia.
* The name of a nightclub in Chicago, Illinois.
In the arts:
*EXIT (performance art group) was a performance art group in the 1970s
*EXIT was the name of an underground culture art magazine based in New York city, ca. 1984 - 1994, co-founded by George Petros and Adam Parfrey. Select previously published and unpublished works later appeared in the book The EXIT Collection, published in 1998 by Tacit, Chicago.
*Exit is the name of a French comic, by Bernard Werber and Alain Mounier.

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