Safe driving starts with small things

We have to walk a lot in our lives. There are countless people passing by and the dangers are lying in corners. For driving friends, safe driving is an eternal topic that is constant. Drivers on the road often have different driving habits of good or bad. When these people gather on an asphalt road, it may lead to All kinds of dangers. It's important to drive safely. Tell your car owner today that you may have a driving skill for your life!

1, do not brake when punctured. When you puncture the tire, it is easy to roll over the brakes, especially if it is the rear tire. The rear tires are more explosive than the front tires because the front tires wear faster and people are getting more diligent. What you need to do during a puncture is: Tap the gas pedal lightly. Steadily and slowly step on the accelerator for a few seconds. This will allow you to regain control of your car. Try to keep the car straight. A popped tire is like an anchor. If you step on the brakes, the anchor will take care of your car at your original speed. And if you slam your brakes even worse, it's as if a boat has thrown its anchor at full speed. So, give the car enough speed to control it, then gently step out of the throttle and turn in the direction of the blowout (if you reversed, you will be caught by that anchor). The car that eventually burst will bring your car to a stop. Then you hurry up and throw away your wet trousers.

2. If you do not use the handbrake, it will fail the handbrake and call it an emergency brake. As the name implies, you can use the handbrake in an emergency when your brakes are destroyed by an enemy spy. Unlike brake fluid mechanics, the handbrake uses a steel cable to stop your car. The problem with wire ropes is that it can rust and corrode, and especially if it is not used for a long time, it can cause wire ropes to break.

3, always turn on the headlights. Whether it is day or night, brighter is obviously easier to find than darker ones. As long as you are driving other vehicles, you are still stupid and distracting stupid humanoids, and let them discover that you will greatly reduce your chance of being hit. Research shows that turning on headlights can reduce the chance of you getting a car accident by 32%. Remember to turn off the high beams and turn on the low beams only at night.

4. Listening to songs while driving will reduce your reaction. A study in Israel shows that people who do not listen to music while driving can have a rapid heartbeat when they are on the road, and people’s heartbeat stays the same no matter what rhythm they listen to. This shows that people who do not listen to music are more focused on driving and can respond to the situation on the road in a timely manner. In addition, people who listen to fast-paced music (120-140 beats per minute, most of which are the rhythm of the night) are more likely to have a red light than those who listen to slow music. Their odds of accident are slow-paced songs. Twice.

5. It is more important to look at the road and the surrounding cars than to see the signposts. When there is no road sign telling you the traffic/turns/roads ahead, you tend to pay more attention to the surrounding cars. The road sign originally meant to remind you to make you more careful. If you look at the road signs intently to focus on the gods do not pay attention to the surrounding vehicles, or blindly follow the road signs, are very dangerous. For example, when you see the green light, you will no longer notice both sides, and close your eyes and rush forward; or when it rains, you should open it slowly, but if you see the maximum speed limit on the road signs, you must speed up to the maximum allowed speed. . These are blindly following signs and ignoring common sense.

6. You should not see your car in your mirror. This is something that can be done almost without any effort, but almost everyone has done wrong. Many people know that there is an invisible "blind spot" on both sides of the rear-view mirror. For this reason, people have invented a variety of noble and glorious radars. In fact, it's all right to adjust the mirrors - turn your mirrors outward until you can't see your own car in the mirror. In this way, there will be no overlap between the side mirror's field of view and the interior rearview mirror, and all rear-facing vehicles will always remain in the image of one of your three rearview mirrors.