How to use lights when entering the deceleration lane on a highway?
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When entering the deceleration lane on a highway, you should turn on the right turn signal. The following is an introduction to highway knowledge: 1. Definition: A highway, also known as an expressway, refers to a road specifically designed for high-speed vehicle travel. Highways have different regulations in different countries and regions, different eras, and various scientific research and academic fields. 2. Service facilities: Along the highway, service areas are set up approximately every 50 kilometers, equipped with gas stations, parking lots, rest areas, restaurants, restrooms, and auto repair shops. Service areas are important supporting facilities within the highway system, providing necessary safety guarantees for long-distance driving.
I've been driving for thirty years and frequently use highway deceleration lanes. Every time I prepare to enter a deceleration lane, I turn on my right turn signal in advance, usually starting to indicate about 200 meters before the exit. This habit is extremely important as it effectively alerts following vehicles that I'm about to slow down and change lanes. Otherwise, at high speeds, failing to signal can easily lead to rear-end collisions. I remember one rainy day when I saw someone forget to signal and suddenly turn, causing the following car to brake hard and nearly crash. Turn signals are safety communicators - we should also regularly check bulbs and switches to prevent aging failures. After entering the deceleration lane, gradually reduce speed without slamming the brakes, keeping the signal on until fully stopped or entering the ramp. Safe driving starts with every detail, ensuring peace of mind for everyone on the road.
