Dry goods! How to use the car in typhoon days?

There are always several typhoons every summer, especially in the south. Pay more attention to the windy weather and go out safely. So what if you have to go out in windy weather? Next, I will talk about how to drive safely for those car owners who have to go out in windy days.

Before driving, you should know the trend of strong wind and check the condition of the car itself. Mainly check whether the windows and skylights are tight, whether the window sealing parts are aging, cracking, degumming and falling off, and whether the air conditioner closes the external circulation. Otherwise, sand and gravel will have a chance to enter the car during driving.

In the process of driving, the wind will affect the trajectory of the car body, other obstacles suddenly approach, obstacles hinder the driver's line of sight and other problems. First of all, the speed needs to be slowed down, and you should be ready to brake at any time in case of situation. Hold the steering wheel tightly when encountering crosswind and return to the original lane in time.

If the line of sight is not good, you need to turn on the light and honk the horn to remind the surrounding cars and people to keep a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

If the wind is too strong, choose a nearby underground garage or an empty parking lot and wait until the wind decreases before driving on the road. If you are driving in the urban area, when encountering windy weather, try to avoid buildings when driving, so as to avoid objects blown off by the wind hitting the car or people in the car.

Be careful when passing billboards, trucks parked by the roadside, scaffolding and other construction tools on the construction site, which may be blown down by the wind. Besides these, pay attention to pedestrians and non-motor vehicles. They are not very stable on windy days, so try to keep a safer distance from them than usual.

The best way is to drive in an open place. If you don't have this condition, try to control the speed and drive in the middle lane, and don't have obstacles easily.

If you are driving at a high speed, try to find a high-speed service area to stop for shelter, or find a high-speed exit to leave the high speed as soon as possible. Cars on high speed run faster, and the car body will be affected by unbalanced wind, which is prone to rollover accidents. In addition to holding the steering wheel tightly to stabilize the car body from deviating from the lane, you should also slow down and pay attention to the cars and trucks next to you.

If the wind resistance coefficient is high, the truck itself will shake under the action of the wind, and the goods are also at risk of being blown off by the wind. You can let the truck go first, open a safe distance and stagger the driving sections.