What to Pay Attention to When Entering or Exiting Highway Ramps

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When entering or exiting highway ramps, it is important to turn on the turn signal in advance, observe oncoming traffic when entering the ramp, control your speed, and most importantly, avoid overtaking. Below are specific precautions: When driving on highways or entering/exiting ramps, make sure to turn on the turn signal ahead of time. When entering the highway from a ramp, you should activate the left turn signal in advance to alert vehicles behind you to yield. Be sure to check for oncoming traffic on the main road before merging into or exiting the highway ramp, and only proceed when it is safe to do so. When driving on a ramp, maintain a controlled speed and avoid speeding, as ramps are often narrow and curved, making it easy to be caught by speed cameras. Always drive at a reduced speed. Do not overtake on ramps. Some ramps have a single lane, while others have multiple lanes with dashed lines for a certain distance. However, even if the lines are dashed, avoid overtaking on ramps because they are typically curved, sometimes sharply. High-speed overtaking can generate strong centrifugal force, increasing the risk of rollovers or side-swipe accidents.