Can You Make a U-Turn at a Highway Entrance?

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You cannot make a U-turn at the entrance to a highway because U-turns are prohibited on highways. However, if you have not yet entered the highway and there is a designated U-turn point, you may make a U-turn without incurring penalties or fines. Prohibited behaviors on highways: Reversing, driving in the opposite direction, making a U-turn across the central divider, or stopping within a lane; overtaking on ramps, acceleration lanes, or deceleration lanes; straddling or driving on lane markings or shoulders; driving or parking in the emergency lane unless in an emergency; test driving or learning to drive a motor vehicle. Other highway regulations: When entering a highway from a ramp, vehicles must turn on the left turn signal and merge into the lane without obstructing the normal flow of traffic already on the highway. When exiting a highway, vehicles must turn on the right turn signal, enter the deceleration lane, reduce speed, and then exit.