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Will I get points deducted for driving at 60 in a 40 km/h ramp speed limit zone?

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DeIsabelle
07/28/2025, 11:22:49 AM

Driving at 60 in a 40 km/h ramp speed limit zone constitutes speeding, which will result in a 3-point deduction and a fine. Here are some precautions for driving on highway ramps: Reduce speed in advance: Before entering the highway ramp, you should slow down in advance, pay attention to the speed limit signs on the side of the ramp, and avoid overtaking on the ramp. Entering the main road: When approaching the ramp intersection, do not immediately enter the main road. Instead, first enter the acceleration lane to increase your speed to the required level, and then merge into the main traffic lane safely. Avoid missing the ramp exit: Before approaching the ramp from the main road, reduce your speed in advance, pay attention to the ramp signs, and avoid driving over the guide lines. Missing the ramp exit means you cannot make a U-turn and must exit at the next available exit.

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