What should I pay attention to when driving in windy days?

Attention should be paid to driving in windy days: properly slow down the speed, correctly identify the wind direction, and hold the steering wheel tightly to prevent the driving route from deviating due to the wind.

Pay attention to the lateral stability of the vehicle, minimize overtaking and prolong the time when whistling. When driving at night, you should not use high beam, but use anti-glare low beam.

Driving in windy weather, due to the effect of wind, the driving stability of the vehicle decreases, and the flying dust will also block the line of sight, affecting the normal observation and judgment of the driver. At this time, the braking distance will increase relatively, and the unsafe braking area will increase. If the wind is too strong, it is easy to make the vehicle slip or roll over, so you need to pay attention to the speed.

Driving skills in windy days

1, make the wiper carefully avoid scratching the glass.

Strong winds are often mixed with a lot of sand, so be careful when cleaning vehicles. Especially the wiper blade is a good place for sand to hide. After the sandstorm, the car mainly removes the sand hidden in the wiper blade as soon as possible, and then uses the wiper, otherwise it will scratch the front windshield.

2, the role of the horn is weakened, and the speed is appropriately slowed down.

On windy days, pedestrians are more concerned about how to overcome the wind. Moreover, when the wind is strong, the subjective feeling will weaken the sound of the horn and cannot play a better role in reminding pedestrians and other vehicle drivers. Therefore, driving in the wind must be more cautious than usual and the speed should be reduced as much as possible.

3. Be careful of falling objects to prevent being smashed.

Be careful of "UFOs" when parking in windy days. To avoid the vehicle being smashed, please don't park the vehicle under the billboard, balcony window or big tree. However, it is also suitable for driving. Don't approach a truck full of goods unless you slow down properly in the wind.