Driving tips for novices on the road, have you memorized these?

With the continuous improvement of living standards, driving a car is no longer a dream, and more and more people are driving private cars. New drivers on the road must be careful at intersections, parking lots, etc., drive slowly and give way to pedestrians.

1. Notes on intersections:

1. When entering the main road from a small road, the principle is to keep a distance of 6 seconds between you and the other car.

2. When you turn left, please wait for the car turning right. When you turn right, please wait for the car turning left to prevent the other car from turning too sharply and entering your lane. 3. When you see cars on both sides slowing down, slow down immediately as well, as there may be pedestrians crossing the road.

4. When your car arrives at an intersection and is about to start, develop a habit of looking left, middle and right to prevent someone from running a red light.

5. When turning right from a small road into a main road or when turning right at a red light, keep an eye on a car and follow it closely to turn right. This is safe, but be careful not to change lanes in cars in other lanes.

2. Notes on parking lots:

1. Drive slowly and give way to pedestrians

2. Be courteous to the vehicles in front, behind, and on both sides of you, and remember that everyone bears half the responsibility if an accident occurs.

3. When reversing, be sure to look back and turn your head to the left to look at the other side once or twice.

4. When you have the right of way, you can honk the horn to alert the other party.

3. Seat belts must be fastened, whether in the front or back seat.

A young man from Fujian was traveling with his parents, wife and children. They had a rear-end collision on the highway, resulting in four deaths and one injury. None of the five people were wearing seat belts. The driver had a low level of safety awareness and even used a seat belt buckle. During the rear-end collision, the driver flew out of the car and died on the spot! According to statistics: 30% of casualties in accidents are related to not wearing seat belts.

4. Daytime running lights can improve driving safety.

Daytime running lights are a set of LED lights that are not dazzling but very conspicuous. They turn on automatically when the vehicle is started. In Europe, all new cars must be equipped with daytime running lights. I didn't know what daytime running lights were before. Later, when I often drove on the highway, whenever a Mercedes-Benz appeared behind me, I could always spot them at the first time, because they had their lights on and were very conspicuous in the rearview mirror. At this time, I would prepare to let them overtake in advance.