How to Make a Right Turn When Passing an Overpass?

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AbelDella
07/29/25 7:05pm
When driving a motor vehicle and encountering a turn while passing an overpass, reduce speed 100 to 50 meters before the exit and turn on the right turn signal. Pay attention to the traffic dynamics in the rearview mirror. When making a left turn on an overpass, the vehicle should pass the bridge and then turn right into the ramp to complete the right turn.
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