Can You Make a U-Turn Inside the Highway Entrance Toll Station?
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Highway entrance toll stations do not allow U-turns. Not only is it prohibited for vehicles to make U-turns on the main lanes of the highway, but U-turns are also strictly forbidden on ramps and within the toll station plaza. Making a U-turn anywhere on the highway will result in a 12-point penalty. Below is relevant information regarding U-turns on highways: 1. For moving vehicles: Vehicles driving normally are unlikely to anticipate a vehicle reversing, leading to rear-end collisions or even chain-reaction accidents. 2. Driving regulations: Highways are designed for one-way traffic. 3. Precautions: U-turns disrupt the normal flow of traffic, endanger highway driving order, and occupy other lanes. It is advisable to plan your route in advance, memorize highway exits and forks, and pay attention to highway signage. 4. Correct procedure: If you realize you've taken the wrong route, proceed to the next exit to leave the highway and then return; do not reverse or drive against traffic.
Thinking of making a U-turn at the highway entrance toll booth? I've seen someone try it firsthand, and they nearly collided with the car at the end of the queue—it's a major no-no. The toll booth lanes are narrow, with everyone lined up moving forward. Suddenly turning around creates chaos, and the car behind might not brake in time, leading to a rear-end collision. Last time I drove here, in a hurry, I thought about turning back, but the drivers honking in my rearview mirror served as a stark warning—it was too risky. If you really take the wrong lane, it's best to continue driving out and adjust at the next entrance or exit. Remember, safety comes first; don't take big risks to save a little effort. On the highway, speeds are high, and even a small move can cause an accident. Developing good habits is key to driving with peace of mind.
