How to Make a Left Turn When Driving Over an Overpass?

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AdelineDella
07/30/25 6:31am
When making a left turn while driving over an overpass, you must pass the overpass before turning left; a direct left turn is not allowed. You should activate the right turn signal, make one right turn after crossing the bridge, and then achieve the left turn by making another left turn or two right turns. When making a left turn over an overpass, first observe the traffic signs, then follow the guidance of the road markings. After crossing the bridge, turn right into the ramp and complete the maneuver with another right turn. Below are some driving precautions: 1. Check the rearview mirrors: When turning or changing lanes, always use the turn signal and decelerate. Before turning, check the rearview mirrors—left turns require checking the left mirror, right turns the right mirror, and both turns require checking the interior rearview mirror. 2. Avoid fixating on the front of the vehicle: On clear roads, look straight ahead about 100 meters without focusing too closely on the immediate front of the car. 3. Depress the clutch: When decelerating at speeds above 40 km/h, avoid depressing the clutch initially; wait until the speed drops to around 20 km/h before doing so. 4. Steering input: Turn the steering wheel slowly at high speeds and quickly at low speeds.
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