People sitting in the passenger seat, please do not do these 7 things 1. Give directions, which affects the driver's attention. Confucius said: When three people are walking together, there must be one who is my teacher.

And psychology shows that most of us are good at being teachers.

Therefore, even when there are only two people in the car, there is a high chance that there will be a co-pilot who likes to guide and educate others, and will nag endlessly.

2. Eating in the car. While the driver is concentrating on driving, the person in the passenger seat is holding delicious food and munching on it. What kind of experience is this?

Hunger is also a trigger point for road rage. If the driver is a bit germophobic and cannot bear food residues falling into the car, it is self-evident how the driver will feel.

3. Talk loudly with the passengers in the back seat when you go on a self-driving trip. There are 5 people in a car when it is fully loaded. The co-pilot usually takes the important person. If this person is unwilling to be lonely and always chats with the passengers in the back seat, the driver will suffer.

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People sitting in the driver's seat are easily distracted, which affects their concentration while driving.

4. Playing with mobile phones all the time Although most people prefer a quiet co-pilot, it can be really frustrating if the co-pilot is constantly on the phone with zero response.

5. ADHD blocks the rearview mirror. People sitting in the passenger seat always use the vanity mirror on the seat, or rummage through the glove box, or often adjust the central audio system. These are not important; the important thing is that it affects the driver's ability to see the right side of the car.

Mirrors affect driving safety to a certain extent.

6. Smoking in the car According to experts: When the vehicle is closed, the car engine itself will produce harmful gases such as carbon monoxide.

These gases will enter the car and harm human health.

And if the driver hates the smell of smoke, then... 7. Nervousness "If you don't believe me, don't get in my car, sit tight and shut up or get out of the car, there are only two options." This must be the case for most novice drivers.

the voice of the reader.

You must know that the more scared the co-pilot or the passengers in the car are, the more nervous the novice driver will be, and then they will make mistakes while busy, such as using the accelerator instead of the brake or forgetting to turn on the turn signal.