Daily driving, it is inevitable that some small accidents will occur, but some strange accidents will make people strange? After looking at the gif below, you will wonder, why can a small turn drive the car to the wall and roll it over?
The following coach Shi will give the drivers a brief analysis of the cause of the accident, only for the reference of novice drivers.
Because the original picture quality is not very clear, I made several simulation drawings and made a scene restoration analysis of some key places.
Look at the picture below 2, this is a right-angle turn, the picture yellow car just came up, this is the original picture, the driver to the right of the wheel position.
Here are two mistakes made by the driver: one is that the car body is too close to the corner; Second, the timing of the round is too early.
These two points are common problems for novice drivers when turning at right angles. The consequence is that during the turning process, the car body is easy to scratch the corner, or the car is directly behind, too close to the wall.
If you look closely, you will see a trash can in the corner and a lot of debris piled up next to the wall.
The correct operation method is that the car body should be as far away from the corner as possible before turning, and the driver's shoulder should be at least at least one level position with the trash can when playing the wheel.
Looking at Figure 3 above, after the car turns, because the driver's feet did not collect the oil and slow down in time, and the return wheel was not in time, the car body continued to rotate to the right.
Next, look at the figure 4 below, there is no way to go on the right side, the car is still maintaining forward momentum by inertia, and the right front wheel can only rush up the debris pile and continue to climb.
At this time, the driver finally realized that something was wrong and began to collect the oil or apply the brakes, but it was too late. The vehicle had already ridden onto the pile of debris and crashed into the wall.
In the event of loss of forward momentum, the body loses its balance and finally leads to a rollover.
Figure 5 below is the scene of the final rollover in Figure 1. In the final stage of the rollover, the left car body is about to hit the ground for a moment, and the driver, out of an instinctive reaction, extends one hand out of the window.
This action is dangerous, if the arm angle is not right, it is smashed by the car body, and the fracture is inevitable.
To sum up, when turning at a right angle, the first is to stay away from the inside corner, and the second is to grasp the timing of the round. Both are indispensable.
After turning, you can tap the brakes to cooperate with the hand movement, if the hand speed cannot keep up with the speed of the car, there will be a loss of control to the side.
Through the above case analysis, novice drivers are reminded to lay a good foundation, master the basic essentials such as right-angle turning, and do more practice after learning, so that when encountering similar situations, they can be comfortable and avoid similar accidents.