Imagine holding the wheel, each trip with the full expectations of the family and every arrival with warm greetings from friends. Car safety has never been a cold pile of rules, but rather to guard this precious daily, solid armour. Today, we do not speak of boring theories, but share the “wielding wisdom” that is truly rooted in countless safe miles and that has been adopted by the old drivers. These techniques, each of them, are simple and feasible, and each of them can change the fate of the car at a moment you do not expect. Ready? Let's unlock that "zero incident" comfort。
Step one: the “ceremonial sense” before departure, the danger strangling in the cradle
One week around, there's no need to bend the clockwise: don't get in trouble, these seconds can save your life! The compulsory steps in driving a driver's license are not formalistic. Get down and check the tires. Is there a crack in the drum? Go around and check for any oil leaks under the car? Are there any kids and animals around? Are there any short obstacles? Don't let “a momentary neglect” become “a world of regret”. Remember, the first step on the road to safety begins with your confirmation of the health status of the “seafaring”。
The first thing is always to tighten the seat belt, regardless of the length of the journey, even if it is just to move a space. The idea of slow speed is fatal. As many airbags as possible, without seat belts, could eject the vehicle as a shell and have a disastrous effect. Think of the logic of the design of the security belts only being checked for airbags — your most trusted personal bodyguard。
"leave a car first," and the brakes have something in mind: let's find a safe place to try the brakes. Each car's brakes feel different, either sensitive or soft. The distance of its brakes and the strength of its feedback are felt early enough to avoid the awkward (even dangerous) tailings or brakes in a car or emergency. You know each other, you can handle everything。
Step two: the golden law of the road, with the eyes of the heart
Watch and hear and hear. The old driver used to say, "no eyes, no hands." what's the standard move before you change course? Make sure there's no car on the side, and then there's a smooth turn. Remember the saying: "one light, two mirrors, three directions." those diversions that do not light or that do the light in the direction are like “time bombs” on the road。
"turn down, be careful to overload" and keep it safe: frequent detours, force-overs, which seem to be a little faster, and a steep increase in risk. Similarly, safe driving tends to save less time than driving, but may avoid deduction fines and fatal accidents. The shortcut home is always paved on the premise of safety。
What if we meet a front vehicle that suddenly fills or alters? Step on the brakes! Lo! It is incumbent upon each other to avoid a collision. Don't make a fool of yourself! If there's a car in the driveway and you hit it in the direction, it'll just go from "irresponsible" to "full responsibility" and regret it
Three-second distance is not a dogma, it's a life-saving buffer zone: one of the cores of defensive driving. How do we get a safe distance? The lock-in vehicle passes through a fixed reference (roadmarks, trees) with the silent "1001-1002-1003" in its heart, and this distance is safer if your vehicle arrives in the same position. Especially at high speed or with a big car, the distance is a valuable escape space for you to cope with the previous brakes。
• close to the junction, the sidewalk, or the traffic-intensive area, a “backbrake” habit: the right foot is moved from the oil door ahead of schedule and placed on the brake pedal. At the same time, non-motor vehicles on both sides (with particular attention to the direction of the wheel in front of the electric vehicle) were seen earlier than the person intending to break the red light). It'll buy you a critical 0. 6-second response time, significantly reducing the probability of a ghost scout accident。
"the rear-view mirror sweeps in eight seconds and controls the global protection against sneaking: what are you looking at? Are there any high-speed vehicles in the back? Are there snake-trapped motorcycles on both sides? If you see the license plate zooms in your sight, that's the signal of "dangerous approaching" — brakes now! Maintaining a high awareness of the environment is the key to avoiding getting involved。
"the blind zone must twist its head" in exchange for a security vision: before the diversion, at the right turn, in front of the door — under these three scenes, the rear vision mirrors have a blind zone! When driving the door, it is strongly recommended that the door should be opened using a “poll open” method: using a hand (usually the right hand) far from the door to open the door, the body would naturally reverse to the left, making it easier to observe the rear and effectively prevent the “open to kill”。
"light horn" is a good reminder of the danger: lights and horns are not used to vent emotions, but a communication tool. Too close in the back? Lighten the brake lights three times (unreal brakes) and keep your distance. Drive next to the car? Short accelerator + two long-light flashes to remind them of their return. At night, the other side drives away? Toggle the near light+light signal. Active and clear communication can effectively reduce misunderstanding and conflict and make the road more harmonious。
Step three: "standing skills" for special scenes
“the three non-principles of large trucks”: the road encounters a large truck, bearing in mind that it does not follow (at least eight seconds away, rockproof and brake), does not co-exist (its large blind zone is called a “death cord”), does not follow (if a big truck is found to be right behind you, if conditions permit, turns away, lest the rear car breaks you into an “iron cake”). Beware of large vehicles, keep absolute distance。
“rain days three treasures”: mist lights, slowing, avoidance of water: rain day cars, post fog lights (perceived far beyond normal lights and twin flashes in heavy rains), reduction of speeds (wet-glideed brakes multiplication, automatic speed reduction more than reliance on electronic systems) and avoidation of deep waters (more than 40 km/h over-pressed deep water can trigger “sliding” out of control). Remember: the rain is not shining, and the twin flash will cover up the turning light, and the rear car will not be able to judge your diversion, but it will be more dangerous。
“left the left, keep the escape route”: when the left bend is about to set right, it is important to take a quick look at the column a blind zone (this is the high-head zone of the electric vehicle “ghost scout”) and at the same time, only half a circle in the direction, leaving a life escape route that can go straight, in case of an emergency。
When you drive in the two-way driveway, you notice a sudden slowdown in the driveway. This may well mean that it has a barrier in front of it or that a car is being borrowed to cross it, and the next second it'll run into your driveway! Now collect the oil, prepare the brakes, and prepare it for retreat or brake。
Step 4: minds and habits, cornerstones of security
There is blood tears behind the rules of piety: every traffic code is written out of blood. The camera is not an end in itself; it protects order and security. Respect for the rules is not only responsible for oneself, but also for the family and the lives of others. The deduction fine is small and safe to go home。
“preventive first” defensive thinking: the highest level of safe driving is not so technical, but always assuming that others may make mistakes (red lights, ghost scouts, brakes). You can't control other people, but you can control your speed, distance, prognosis and reaction. Keep the “security margin” in place and move ahead to avoid risk。
Peace is an invisible airbag: road anger is a safe natural enemy. Half a parking space, calmed down. Traffic? Patience and frequent diversions tend to be slower. Practice smooth driving. Stop and pull the brakes, hang the n and rest the right foot. These habits protect not only your car, but also your physical and mental health and safety record. The true god of cars wins in the spirit of tolerance and restraint。
Let's go ahead, let's go. Time is enough to avoid impatience, smoother and safer driving, risk speeding or dangerous movement in order to hurry。
It's..
None of these techniques, which are obscure “black technologies”, is derived from awe of life, an understanding of rules and a clear understanding of potential dangers. It's a habit, an instinct, to integrate them into the details of each drive. You'll find that safe driving brings with it a wealth that can't be matched by speed and passion. Because safe arrival is the best view on the way home. May every driver hold this “circular of peace” in his hand and walk steadily in his life。
