What lights should be turned on when a motor vehicle exits the highway?

[John]

According to Article 79 of the "Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law", when a motor vehicle exits the highway, it should turn on the right turn signal, enter the deceleration lane, and exit after reducing speed. When a motor vehicle enters the highway from the ramp, it should turn on the left turn signal and enter the lane without hindering the normal driving of vehicles already on the highway. Turn signals are important indicator lights that are turned on when a motor vehicle changes direction to alert vehicles and pedestrians around. The turn signals on a car are divided into left and right turn signals. Precautions for using turn signals: When overtaking, first turn on the left turn signal, then the right turn signal after overtaking. Turn on the left signal when entering the highway. When exiting the highway, always turn right. No signal is needed when entering a roundabout, but the right turn signal should be turned on when exiting the roundabout. Turn on the right turn signal when parking by the roadside. When leaving the road, always turn left, so turn on the left turn signal. Generally, turn left when making a U-turn, so turn on the left turn signal. Turn on the left turn signal when changing lanes to the left, and the right turn signal when changing lanes to the right. When preparing to turn, turn on the signal in advance to give the driver behind a reaction time. Key points for driving in the deceleration lane and ramp: After the vehicle enters the deceleration lane, the turn signal can be turned off, and the speed can be reduced by intermittent braking. Avoid sudden braking to reduce speed. Due to long-term high-speed driving, drivers may become numb to speed, so they should judge the speed reduction by observing the speedometer. After entering the ramp, pay attention to merging vehicles from other ramps. Do not stop or overtake in the deceleration lane or ramp. Exiting the highway exit: When approaching the toll station, be prepared to stop at any time, slow down, and maintain a proper distance from the manual toll window to avoid the embarrassment of having to get out of the car to pay if the distance is too far. If using an ETC card, select the ETC-only lane in advance and pass through at a reduced speed. If queuing to pay, maintain a safe distance to avoid rear-end collisions. Prepare the toll card and fee in advance to avoid delays. Do not unfasten the seat belt when paying.