Why is reversing at intersections prohibited?
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Because intersections have the highest traffic flow and the situation is very complex, reversing can easily cause congestion or accidents. Here are the relevant explanations: 1. Introduction: An intersection refers to a level crossing, which is the part where two or more roads intersect at the same level. 2. Precautions: The traffic situation at intersections is complex. To ensure smooth traffic flow, traffic regulations specify different passage rules for various intersections. At intersections without directional arrow markings, traffic lights, or incomplete traffic lights (without arrow light indicators), the following rules should be followed. Note that in the intersection passage rules, right-turning vehicles must yield to oncoming left-turning vehicles.