What are the precautions for beginners driving on the highway?

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LaJayla
07/25/25 8:50am
Precautions for beginners driving on the highway: 1. Pay attention to traffic rules and display a novice driver sign; 2. First-time highway drivers should have an experienced driver accompany them; 3. Inspect the vehicle before entering the highway; 4. Be aware of speed limits, especially the minimum speed requirement; 5. Choose lanes wisely; 6. Overtake decisively on the highway; 7. Avoid following large vehicles and prevent them from following you; 8. Pay attention to road signs, markings, and warning signs; 9. Ensure safety during emergency stops or accidents; 10. When exiting the highway, merge into the outermost lane in advance. Many accidents occur due to last-minute lane changes caused by missing the exit.
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