How to Drive onto the Highway?

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Judy
07/29/25 8:28pm
Highway toll booths usually have traffic information signs that provide an overview of road conditions and weather changes, which should be checked before entering the highway. When passing through the toll booth and heading toward the entrance ramp, pay attention to the speed limit (below 40 km/h), avoid overtaking, turn on the turn signal, and observe the flow of traffic. Do not enter the main lane too early and then accelerate slowly. After entering the main lane, turn off the turn signal. When merging into the main lane, also avoid steering too sharply.
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