How to remind car owners that the weather is bad?

Obeying traffic laws and regulations, safe driving is the correct way to travel by car, but when we actually drive, it is easy to be fined for negligence. Today, I will share with you a common sense of traffic regulations on how to use double flashing lights correctly. Be sure to remember the rules, so it is safest to use double flashing lights, otherwise three points will be deducted without consultation.

The double flashing lights have a certain warning function, so we can turn on the double flashing lights when we are driving on the expressway and suddenly encounter bad weather. When the visibility is particularly low, there are certain requirements for the distance and speed of vehicles. At this time, you must turn on the double flashing lights to remind the vehicles behind you.

Second, I believe many car owners have experienced this kind of thing. When our car breaks down, we need to stop for repairs. At this time, it is necessary to turn on the double flashing lights and erect a triangular warning frame at a distance of 150 meters behind the car to remind the following vehicles to avoid traffic accidents such as rear-end collision.

Third, if the car breaks down and cannot be solved in a short time, it needs to be taken away from the scene by tractor. Because the speed of the towed vehicle is limited, it is easy to rear-end collision, so at this time, both the tractor and the towed vehicle should turn on the double flashing lights, which can effectively prevent rear-end collision.

The last point is easily overlooked, so there are not a few people who are deducted three points. When we temporarily park the vehicle on the side of the road, we also need to turn on the double flashing lights, especially when parking in non-motor vehicle lanes or on the side of the road. In addition, triangle warning signs should be posted on the front and back of the car, which can effectively avoid traffic accidents.

This article comes from car home, the author of the car manufacturer, and does not represent car home's position.