Yu Shuxin's high-speed reversing incident sparked heated discussions: Should celebrities lead by example?
On January 25, Yu Shuxin's high-speed reversing incident attracted widespread attention, and even became the first topic of hot search on Weibo that day. According to reports, Yu Shuxin's driver missed the exit on the highway and reversed illegally in the emergency lane despite traffic regulations. This behavior has aroused strong concern from netizens and traffic management departments.
As public figures, celebrities should lead by example?
Yu Shuxin, as a high-profile star, the openness of her behavior has made her the focus of public attention. Some netizens believe that celebrities, as public figures, should pay more attention to their behavior in public, lead by example, and set a good example for fans and society. After the high-speed reversing incident was exposed, it triggered a wave of doubts, asking Yu Shuxin and his team to respond and reflect on it.
Yu Shuxin is just a passenger, and the responsibility should belong to the driver?
However, some people defended Yu Shuxin, arguing that she was only a passenger and should not be fully responsible for the driver's operation. In the incident, Yu Shuxin did not drive the vehicle herself, and whether the driver's operation complied with traffic regulations should be the focus. This point of view believes that there are also certain problems with illegitimate powder and follow-up, and whether the illegal reversing should be the responsibility of the main driver, and should not involve passengers.
Reversing on a high speed is strictly prohibited by laws and regulations, and it is dangerous
The act of reversing on a highway is expressly prohibited in mainland regulations. According to the Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China, motor vehicles driving on highways are not allowed to reverse, drive in the wrong direction, make a U-turn across the central divider, or park in the lane. Driving a motor vehicle on the highway in reverse, driving in the wrong direction, or crossing the central divider to make a U-turn will be subject to a 12-point deduction of the driver's license. Driving on highways is usually fast, and reversing is not only illegal, but also dangerous.
Security alert triggered by the Yu Shuxin incident
This incident has raised concerns about the safety of highway driving. When faced with a missed intersection, professionals remind that you should keep driving and look for the next one