Can You Change Lanes on Deceleration Lines?

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Deceleration marking lines definitely do not allow lane changes. There are generally two types of deceleration markings: horizontal deceleration markings and vertical deceleration markings. These markings are typically found in areas such as curves, long downhill slopes, toll booths, entrance and exit ramps, and tunnel sections. Below is an introduction to lane changing for vehicles: 1. When a vehicle needs to change lanes, the driver must first observe the traffic conditions behind, to the side, and in the lane they intend to change into using the interior and exterior rearview mirrors and windows. 2. After confirming that there are no vehicles behind, to the side, or in the lane they intend to change into, the driver can proceed with the lane change. Before changing lanes, the driver must signal their intention to change lanes. For example, if changing to the left lane, the left turn signal should be activated; if changing to the right lane, the right turn signal should be activated to alert other vehicles.