Precautions for safe driving in dense fog sections

Visibility in dense fog is lower than that in rainy days, so in order to ensure driving safety, you should know some fog elimination skills.

First of all, keep enough driving distance. Due to the short sight distance and low visibility in foggy days, sometimes the road surface will be slippery due to fog, which will reduce the braking performance and make the vehicle easy to slip, so it is necessary to keep enough driving distance. The anti-fog lamp or fog lamp at the rear of the car should also be turned on to show the target. In foggy days, it is difficult for pedestrians or other vehicles to notice you if the car does not turn on the anti-fog lights. In addition, you can't turn on the high beam, because the high beam is strong and will be reflected by the fog to the driver's eyes, blurring the line of sight. Of course, traffic rules should also be strictly observed. Speed limit, never drive too fast. Because of unclear sight, driving too fast is very prone to traffic accidents. It is forbidden to overtake and grab the line to avoid accidents. The greater the fog, the shorter the sight distance, and the lower your speed must be. For the sake of safety, cars should communicate with each other, such as sounding their horns in time and warning pedestrians and vehicles in advance. Of course, if you hear another car honking, you should honk back. So that everyone can know fairly well.

If you find that the rear car is too close to you, you can gently brake a few times, but you can't really brake. Just leave the brake light on to remind the rear car to keep a proper distance. On the gravel section, although the gravel section is easier to drive than other special sections, it can't drive too fast, because the gravel will reduce the friction coefficient of the tire, resulting in insufficient grip and runaway skidding. Therefore, slowing down the car is the best guarantee, and at the same time, we should try to avoid sudden acceleration, sudden deceleration, sharp turns and big turns. In addition, please keep a safe distance from the car in front to avoid being blurred by the wind and sand rolled up by the tires of the car in front, or even being hit by sand and gravel. People who are used to the good road conditions in the city will often be at a loss once they encounter muddy roads with large ground resistance and small adhesion when driving.

In fact, generally speaking, it is necessary to maintain greater power and pass at a constant speed in the middle and low gears. In particular, it is necessary to avoid shifting gears and stopping halfway. Don't use the brakes if you slip on the way. You should immediately slow down, turn the steering wheel to correct the direction of the car, and then slowly drive back to the right path after the car stops skidding. If the wheels are idling and slipping, you can reverse immediately, and you can choose a new route after exiting the taxiing section.

In rainy days, your vision is usually blurred, which will make your reaction relatively slow, so be a little slower than usual. In addition, there is water on the ground, which makes the ground of the tire easy to deteriorate. On the one hand, it can't stop when braking, on the other hand, it will slip when the speed in the corner is too fast [I will slip], and the car will roll over seriously! Driving in foggy weather is also common. The way to see an old driver is to find a car about your size and follow. There are always drivers who are willing to go ahead. Cars follow cars, cars follow cars, and the big ones can't keep up with the small ones. If the small one follows the big stone cart, it will be miserable! Drive on the ice and snow, slow down! Keep the usual distance between cars more than twice. When there is a situation to brake, grab the low gear with high gear and never brake! It is best to have ABS, otherwise it is dangerous to either rear-end [I will overtake] or spin or sideslip! Ice roads in mountainous areas must be added with ice chains.