How to Make Left and Right Turns on an Overpass?
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Here are the methods for making left and right turns on an overpass: 1. When driving a motor vehicle and encountering a turn on an overpass, reduce speed 100 to 50 meters before the exit, turn on the right turn signal, pay attention to the traffic dynamics in the rearview mirror, and avoid overtaking. When making a left turn on an overpass, drive past the bridge and then turn right into the ramp. 2. Cloverleaf Interchange: When passing through this type of interchange, all straight-moving vehicles continue in their original direction. Right-turning vehicles from all directions use the right-side ramp, while left-turning vehicles must first proceed straight over the overpass, then turn right into the ramp, and make a 180° right turn. 3. Rotary Interchange: When passing through this type of interchange, except for straight-moving vehicles on the lower-level road that can continue in their original direction, all other motor vehicles must enter the circular road and drive counterclockwise around the circle. The center is for one-way traffic; choose the exit direction leading to your desired route. 4. Diamond Interchange: In this type of interchange, straight-moving vehicles use the overpass, right-turning vehicles travel on the ramp, and left-turning vehicles use at-grade intersections on the secondary road. 5. Two-Level Rotary Interchange: Straight-moving vehicles on the main road are separated from vehicles on the intersecting road. Vehicles can make left turns or U-turns at the circular section. 6. Full Interchange Overpass: Apart from the cloverleaf design, most urban overpasses use right-turn methods for entering and exiting. Once on the overpass, left turns are strictly prohibited. If you miss your exit on the overpass, you must continue driving, complete another loop, and exit at the correct junction. Reversing or making U-turns is strictly forbidden.