The ground is slippery in rain and snow
The danger of driving is much higher than usual
In this rainy and snowy weather
Precautions for driving
You must remember these things
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Precautions for driving on snowy days
1. Maintain a good field of vision
In addition to driving cautiously on rainy and snowy days, it is necessary to turn on the wiper in time, and when the weather is dark, you should also turn on the low beam lights, anti-fog lights, and contour lights. If there is fog in the front windshield, it is necessary to open the air conditioner and blow the air conditioner to the front windshield; if the rear windshield has fog, open the rear windshield heater to eliminate the fog as soon as possible, so as not to see the movement of the car behind.
2. Do not slam on the throttle
Rain and snow weather road surface will be very slippery, especially in winter, the road may be frozen, tire grip will become smaller, such as slamming on the accelerator, the car speed up too fast, will cause tire slippage, serious will cause the car to slip, easy to cause traffic accidents.
3. Prevent wheels from sliding sideways
When driving in rain and snow, a layer of "lubricating film" is formed between the water on the road surface and the tire, which makes the braking ability of the car worse and prone to side slip. Therefore, the driver should hold the steering wheel with both hands balanced, maintain a straight line and low speed, and when it is necessary to turn, it should slowly step on the brakes to prevent the tire from locking or inertia causing the vehicle to slide.
4. Control the speed
In the rain and snow weather to control the speed, it is best to drive at low speed, the faster the speed of the person's visual distance, the longer the braking distance, coupled with rain and snow road conditions, the braking distance will become longer. If the speed is too fast and the brakes are not enough, the consequences may be very serious.
5. Pay attention to observation
Due to the umbrella of pedestrians in rainy and snowy weather, cyclists wear ponchos, their vision, hearing, reaction, etc. are restricted, and sometimes in order to rush across the road, they often panic and slip when the vehicle is approaching, catching the driver off guard. When encountering this situation, the driver should slow down, patiently avoid, if necessary, choose a safe place to park, and must not rush with pedestrians and bicycles in a hurry.