Can I drive with thunder and lightning?

You can drive when it's lightning. When lightning strikes, the car is a relatively safe and closed environment. Although lightning strikes will not pose a threat to drivers in a closed environment, you should always pay attention to personal safety and safe driving when driving in bad weather.

Close all windows, radios, GPS, car phones and other electronic devices, adjust the speed and keep driving at a low speed. Don't park your car under the big tree. Trees can be conductors, and charged electronic equipment can also be conductors of lightning. If you don't turn it off, you may be struck by lightning.

Precautions for driving in lightning weather:

1. Take shelter from the rain in the car and don't get off and walk. The vehicle itself is a conductor, which is easy to attract lightning. If lightning strikes a vehicle and bypasses it, it may come into contact with the current conducted through the ground.

2. Slow down the driving speed. If lightning strikes the vehicle out of control, driving slowly can reduce the danger.

3. The stagnant water on the land actively wetted the wheels. The tire is more conductive, which can avoid the greater harm of poor current conduction to vehicle-mounted electronic equipment after being struck by lightning. Million car purchase subsidy