Summer vacation is coming, what safety hazards should be paid attention to when going out for long-distance self-driving?

Going out for long-distance driving, the following are some safety hazards that need attention:

1. Vehicle inspection: Before going out, make sure that the brakes, tires, lights, engine, oil and other parts of the vehicle are in good condition to avoid failures on the road.

2. Driving state: Make sure that you are in a good driving state and avoid fatigue driving. If you feel tired, you should stop to have a rest or rotate drivers.

3. High-speed driving safety: obey the traffic rules and keep proper distance and speed. Pay special attention to safety when overtaking, and use the indicator light to indicate in advance.

4. Anti-theft: When parking, make sure the door is locked and valuables are not left in a conspicuous position in the car.

5. Temperature and weather: In hot weather, make sure there is enough water supply and air conditioning in the car. If you encounter bad weather, you should adjust your driving style according to the road conditions, such as reducing your speed in rainy days.

6. Route navigation: Plan the route in advance and use GPS or navigation system to avoid getting lost. When driving in unfamiliar areas, pay attention to traffic signs and road signs and obey traffic rules.

7. Emergency: The car is equipped with emergency tools such as first aid kit, fire extinguisher and safety warning triangle to deal with emergencies.

8. High-speed toll stations and parking lots: Pay attention to local traffic rules and charging methods to avoid traffic accidents and unnecessary disputes.

9. Road safety knowledge: understand the special road conditions that may be encountered during driving, such as construction areas, sharp turns and steep slopes. , and make preparations in advance to comply with the corresponding safety regulations.

10. Roadside service area: Choose a safe and bright service area for parking and rest, and avoid parking in too remote or dangerous places.

In short, when going out for long-distance self-driving, we should always be vigilant, obey the traffic rules and ensure the safety of ourselves and passengers.