How many points are deducted for making an immediate U-turn after driving in the wrong direction on the highway?
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Drivers who make an immediate U-turn after driving in the wrong direction on the highway will have 12 points deducted and will also be subject to a fine. If you realize you've missed an exit while driving, it is recommended not to drive in the wrong direction. Instead, continue driving to the nearest exit or service area. Near the exit toll booth, there is usually a designated U-turn exit for drivers who have taken the wrong route. You can return to the highway from this point and find the appropriate lane using the directional signs. If you see a service area, look for the connecting tunnel in the middle. Simply drive through the connecting tunnel to enter the opposite service area. This can help save on highway tolls for the extra distance traveled, as long as the car remains within the highway's internal loop, round trips will not be charged. Other traffic violations on the highway include: Speeding, driving in the emergency lane, lingering on the guide lines for an extended period, and covering the license plate number.