Will reversing 2 meters at the ramp entrance be captured by cameras?
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Reversing 2 meters at the ramp entrance will be captured by cameras. Reversing is not allowed on highways as it is extremely dangerous. Below are precautions for driving on highways: Stay informed about road conditions: Before driving, it is crucial to obtain road condition information in advance. If TV and radio updates are not timely enough, you can call the highway hotline for inquiries. Especially during foggy seasons, it is even more important to check road conditions beforehand to avoid unnecessary detours or exits after getting on the road. Avoid fatigue driving: The enclosed environment of highways tends to increase speed, requiring prolonged high concentration, fixed driving posture, and monotonous operations, which can easily lead to both psychological and physical fatigue. Coupled with bad weather, the risk of traffic accidents increases. Therefore, when driving on highways, it is recommended to take a break every 2 hours to relieve fatigue and maintain a good mental state.
I've been driving on highway ramps for many years and know that reversing, even just 2 meters, is a violation. The cameras have wide coverage and can easily capture such actions. Highway exits and ramps are densely monitored areas, equipped with electronic eyes specifically designed to catch reversing and wrong-way driving. If caught, you'll typically face a 6-point deduction and a 200-yuan fine—no small matter. Legally, any reversing can be considered dangerous driving, as it can easily lead to rear-end collisions or side-swipe accidents. I always remind myself that safety comes first—it's better to drive to the next exit and circle back than to reverse on the spot. In reality, many people take chances by reversing short distances, only to face harsh penalties. It's best to plan your route with navigation in advance to avoid mistakes. If you accidentally miss a ramp exit, slow down and drive to a safe area before stopping to adjust your direction.
