Can I make a U-turn when dropping someone off at the highway entrance?
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U-turns are not allowed at highway entrances because highways prohibit U-turns. If you have not yet entered the highway and there is a designated U-turn point, you can make a U-turn without incurring penalties or fines. However, if you have already entered the toll station, you cannot make a U-turn and must proceed to the next toll exit. Making a U-turn or reversing on the highway will result in an immediate 12-point deduction on your driver's license. Additional information: Highway: A highway, abbreviated as expressway, refers to a road specifically designed for high-speed vehicle travel. Regulations for highways vary by country, region, era, and academic field. Hazards of U-turns: They pose significant risks to vehicles traveling normally behind. It is difficult for other drivers to anticipate the intentions of a vehicle making a U-turn, and they may not realize it is reversing, leading to rear-end collisions or even chain-reaction accidents.