Watch out for six dangerous moments of driving
So, what are the dangerous moments of driving? Let's have a look.
Instant 1: fast overtaking at close range
One of the dangers of overtaking is that the car in front suddenly dodges to the left, causing the rear vehicle to be squeezed or rear end. Another dangerous problem that can easily be ignored is that when the rear vehicle is located behind the left inclined rear of the front vehicle, people or objects cross the road from the outside, and people and the rear vehicle can not see each other. Pedestrians cross in a hurry, and the rear vehicle speeds up in a hurry. When the pedestrian just comes out of the front car when it exceeds the front car, the pedestrian will probably die.
Advice: turn to the left lane at a safe distance, whistle, pause, accelerate to be level with the car in front, observe and then accelerate to pass.
Moment 2: overtake with the cart
Overtaking is also dangerous. Generally, the front car will take a straight line after overtaking, and now there will be room to squeeze into the middle of the two cars. But when the opposite car is fast, the front car will turn quickly and hang you on the overtaking lane. At this point, you will be in a situation where there is no way to go. What's more dangerous is that the car in front of you is bigger than you by a circle, and you can't be seen from the opposite car. When the front car overtakes and merges, the opposite vehicle starts to accelerate.
Advice: when overtaking, be sure to see the trend of the coming car, do not follow the overtaking car, wait for the cart to overtake and then move.
Moment 3: big car behind
When driving on high-speed or suburban roads, if a large car follows closely, we must be alert to the danger of rear end collision. It's better to turn, slow down, pull over and let the cart go first.
Advice: at the same distance and speed, the danger and injury degree of the cart rear end is far greater than that of the car. If you can't pull away from the cart, you'd better follow the cart than let the cart follow.
Instant 4: through the dead angle of sight
Because there are more pedestrians or drivers who are distracted by the traffic lights in the downtown area, they are easy to find that there are no dead lights. If the pedestrian is parallel to the direction of the car, these dead corners can be maintained for several seconds. At this time, when the car accelerates or changes, pedestrians will flash suddenly, causing the driver to be unprepared.
Advice: be slow so that you have enough time for a comprehensive observation.
Moment 5: don't slow down in case of road repair
Driving often encounters short-term gravel road due to road construction. It is very dangerous if you choose to pass at high speed. In general, when the vehicle encounters an emergency, people will subconsciously brake or avoid flashing. However, when driving on such a road, the vehicle will become a runaway wild horse, which will rush towards the unexpected direction with unexpected posture.
Advice: slow down ahead of time and take preventive measures.
Instant 6: ignore roadside parking
When passing through the roadside parking belt in a narrow street (especially four lanes), because most of the cars can't see clearly the situation in the car with film, it's necessary to pay attention to the sudden opening of the door of the 'magahas' in the car on the right.
Advice: slow down, whistle, and walk in the middle as much as possible.
The above are six dangerous moments which are common in driving and easy to be ignored by drivers. I hope you can pay attention to them and avoid traffic accidents.