Teach you three self-protection plans when accidents often happen during outings

The ranks of “car owners” continue to grow, and weekend self-driving trips have become a routine program for many families. Experts on self-driving tours recommend that owners of "bicycle tours" bring a tow rope, battery cable, parking triangle warning sign and spare tire. In view of the three unexpected situations that often occur during self-driving tours, "cycling tour" riders have three self-protection plans.

Driving at night

It is best not to drive in the middle of the night when traveling by car. If you really have to drive for a long distance, you should pay close attention to passing vehicles after you get on the road. Before rendezvous, you have to continuously change the high beam and low beam to remind the other party to pay attention. Generally speaking, when two vehicles meet, they should both turn on their low-beam headlights. If the high-beam headlights on the other vehicle's car are not turned off, you must slow down and prevent collision, because the driver of the other vehicle's car may be tired and may have reacted badly. Sluggish, maybe even dozing off.

Stopping oil on the way

There are "social-run" gas stations in small towns in the provinces and cities surrounding Shanghai. Recently, many small gas stations sell low-quality oil with low purchasing costs. Adding low-quality oil often causes problems such as unstable idling and stalling in gear. Therefore, cars and minibuses traveling by self-driving should try to refuel at PetroChina or Sinopec gas stations. When it is discovered that the vehicle has used up more than half of its fuel, the owner has to find a stop to refuel along the way. In the event of a fuel outage on the way, you can seek help from owners of larger gasoline vehicles, because owners of larger vehicles are often easier to negotiate.

Parking in the wild

During the holidays, parking lots in areas around Shanghai generally charge higher fees, but try not to save on this expense, because more and more car thieves are lurking in tourist destinations to commit crimes. The more. After the vehicle turns off in the parking lot, you have to tighten the handbrake and put it into gear. If the parking lot is full, be careful not to park on steep slopes or on turns that may obscure the view of passing vehicles. If you find suspicious people lingering around, it is best to leave someone in the car to guard you.