Can You Park on a Highway Ramp?
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Parking is not allowed on highway ramps. Precautions for ramps: Pay attention to roadside signs and boards. On highways, be sure to observe the signs set up before the ramp entrance to avoid last-minute actions, such as stopping to check only upon reaching the ramp. If you have already passed the ramp, you must continue forward and cannot reverse back. If you are too close to or have already passed the ramp entrance, do not brake suddenly or reverse, as vehicles behind you may be traveling too fast to avoid a rear-end collision. Use the "side lane" when entering or exiting the ramp. Since most ramps have a speed limit of 60 km/h, the side lane is designed to allow vehicles to safely adjust their speed. The side lane, used for deceleration or acceleration, is separated from the main lane by a short, thick, and conspicuous white marking. Ramps: Ramps are an essential component of interchanges, providing access to intersecting roads. The rationality of ramp design directly affects the functionality of the interchange, traffic safety and smoothness, operational efficiency, and engineering investment. Therefore, ramp design should be based on thorough considerations, with proper arrangement and suitable alignment.