What should a tour guide do in snowy days?

In snowy weather, tour guides should understand the main points of traffic and protection in winter, assist drivers to drive safely and ensure the safety of tourists.

Non-motor vehicle drivers should deflate the tires a little to increase the friction between the tires and the road surface. Drive slowly in ice and snow, avoid sharp turns to prevent sideslip, and don't die too quickly by stepping on the brakes. When driving on ice and snow roads, you should install snow chains and wear colored glasses or color-changing glasses.

When passing under a bridge, eaves, etc. , you should quickly pass or detour to avoid the ice on the bridge suddenly falling off and hurting people. When the visibility is within 50 meters, the maximum speed of motor vehicles shall not exceed 30 kilometers per hour, and the distance between vehicles shall be maintained. After the traffic accident, obvious signs should be set at the rear of the scene to prevent the occurrence of secondary accidents.

Precautions against snow:

Be sure to wear non-slip shoes when traveling. Don't put your hands in your pockets when you walk. When walking, lean forward slightly and take small steps. Be sure to walk on the sidewalk. Don't walk in the driveway without snow, because you may not be able to dodge in an emergency.

Cross the road carefully, don't run the red light, and make sure the traffic is far away from you even if it is green. When going up and down the slope, you should choose places with floating snow, such as roadside walls and railings.