The road is slippery on rainy days, so drive and slide. At this time, the steering wheel is out of control, and it is useless to step on the brakes. What should I do?

The front wheel slipped and hit the steering wheel in the opposite direction.

When driving in rainy days, because the road surface is slippery, vehicles tend to slide sideways. If the front wheel slips, you should turn in the opposite direction. If the rear wheel slips, be sure to hit the slipping side, and never hit the opposite direction.

If it rains and there is fog on the windshield, the owner should not wipe it with a towel. When driving in rainy days, you need to turn on the wiper in time. If the front windshield is foggy, you need to turn on the cold air to blow the windshield. Never clean the glass while driving. Accidents are easy to happen because of inattention.

Before stopping, slow down in advance and drive at a low speed in a straight line in the rain. On the expressway, control the speed within 30 km/h and keep a safe distance from the car in front, and don't follow the big truck.

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Other precautions for driving in rainy days:

1, turn on the emergency lights in heavy rain.

In addition to routine actions such as keeping the distance between cars and controlling the speed, there is another point that drivers can easily ignore, that is, running lights. Turning on the light is not just for you to see clearly. At the same time, it is also to improve the recognition of vehicles and let other drivers on the road notice their cars through the mirror.

Turn off the headlights and turn on the fog lights when it rains at night.

When driving in rainy days, the owner must first judge the degree of water accumulation and then pass at a low speed. Lightly step on the brakes to slow down before turning, and step on the accelerator to accelerate after turning, so as to prevent being chased by the rear car because the speed is too slow.

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People's Network-Keep these skills in mind when driving in rainy days.