1, safe following distance
When driving, the front and rear cars must keep a safe distance, and when the front car brakes or slows down, it can give the driver of the rear car time to react. At the same time, it is necessary to keep a proper distance from other vehicles, on the one hand, to prevent the front vehicle from suddenly braking and causing rear-end collision, on the other hand, to prevent vehicles in other lanes from merging into their own front at will.
Beginners are mostly afraid of being chased by the car too close, so they like to widen the distance from the car in front, which is actually a bad habit. Lan Xiaoxiao suggested that car owners practice repeatedly in various road conditions. When driving, they can refer to the following distance of vehicles in the next lane and verify it by themselves. But the practice process should be gradual, and the distance below should be from large to small until it is reasonable.
2, novice driving turning skills
Before driving into the corner, I suggest you brake to slow down. After driving to the corner at low speed, choose the turning route and correct the direction, then step on the accelerator to accelerate.
3. Turn on the turn signal when connecting the line.
The parallel line must be carried out without affecting the normal running of other vehicles, so it is necessary to make preparations in advance. Look at the situation before and after the driveway, focusing on the driving situation of the vehicles to be merged into the driveway. Novice drivers are reminded to turn on the turn signal in advance, determine the distance behind the car, then accelerate into the lane to be merged, return to the steering wheel after entering the lane completely, and the turn signal will return to its original position.
4. When walking at night, it is very important to switch between far and near light.
Driving at night has many disadvantages compared with driving during the day because of dim light and unclear target. Many novices turn on the high beam in order to see better when driving at night.
There is nothing wrong with this in itself, but if you meet an oncoming car, you must switch the high beam, because under the strong light of the high beam, the oncoming car is equivalent to a "blind" state, and you can't see the road ahead at all, putting both sides in danger.
Never turn on the high beam if you are in an urban area or a road section with good lighting conditions such as street lamps. Pay special attention to pedestrians on the roadside when driving at night, and pay attention to whether there are retrograde pedestrians, pedestrians sitting on the roadside and sundries piled up on the roadside.
5. Look at the rearview mirror before stepping on the brakes.
Many novices will ignore this. In an emergency, they always take braking measures at the vertical wheel position, but this is very dangerous, especially on the expressway. Because if the rear car is close to the car, the speed is fast, and the front car suddenly brakes, it is easy to cause the two cars to rear-end. If the rear vehicle is a large truck with weak braking performance, then emergency braking is tantamount to hitting a stone with an egg.
The correct way to deal with it is to look at the rearview mirror before suddenly braking. If the vehicle is close to the car, it will be safer to suddenly change lanes and brake. After braking suddenly, turn on the double flashing warning light to warn the rear car immediately.
6. Observe and slow down when passing the intersection.
Get into the habit of looking around when you cross the intersection. No matter whether there are vehicles at this intersection, whether the intersection is a cross or a T-shape, it depends on both sides. Be sure to slow down when watching, and then accelerate when you are sure that there is nothing abnormal at the intersection. This habit of caution and envy can largely avoid accidents.