What to Do When the Highway is Closed and You Can't Exit?

[StBrooke]

Follow the arrangements of traffic police and road administration, and exit the main highway under their guidance. Under severe weather conditions, highway traffic control is divided into the following three levels: 1. Level 3 Control: When the highway experiences severe weather such as heavy rain, heavy snow, or thick fog with visibility between 100 to 200 meters, Level 3 control is implemented, meaning partial road closures and traffic interruptions lasting less than 3 hours; 2. Level 2 Control: When the highway experiences severe weather like heavy rain, heavy snow, or thick fog with visibility between 50 to 100 meters, making it unsafe for vehicles to pass, Level 2 control is enforced, involving regional road closures and traffic interruptions lasting 3 to 6 hours; 3. Level 1 Control: When the highway experiences severe weather such as heavy rain, heavy snow, or thick fog with visibility below 50 meters, or when road surfaces are icy and unsafe for vehicles, Level 1 control is applied, resulting in full highway closures and traffic interruptions lasting more than 6 hours.