Pay more attention to these things when driving in a rainstorm (2)

Pay more attention to these things when driving in a rainstorm (2)

Rainstorm weather is common in some places and uncommon in others, but there are always several types. Let's see how to drive in a rainstorm.

1, use lighting correctly

In the case of ensuring that your line of sight is sufficient, you should also let other vehicles find yourself and avoid collisions between the vehicles behind you. However, many car owners like to turn on the double flashing lights directly when using the lights, which is wrong.

Double flashing lights will mask the light of the turn signal, making it impossible for the rear car to judge the intention of the front car. Therefore, it is better to turn on the fog lights. Only when the visibility is lower than 100, do you turn on the double flashing.

2. Observe before wading.

If you see that the water level reaches two-thirds of the bumper or tire, there will be some risks in wading, because the water waves formed by vehicles will increase the actual water depth.

If you observe the water level, you can also follow the car in front. You never know what will happen ahead. In case the manhole cover is gone, it really depends on "learning from the past".

3. Eliminate the fog in the car

In general rainstorm weather, the temperature drops suddenly, and our windows are closed, which often causes fog on the windshield and affects the driver's sight.

Many drivers will prepare a cloth in the car to wipe the fog on the windshield, but it is not necessary to bother. The fog on the windshield is caused by the temperature difference between inside and outside the car. As long as you turn on the air conditioner in the car and blow cold air against the windshield, it can take effect quickly and remove the fog on the windshield.

4. Slow down and keep a safe distance.

In rainy days, when the road surface is slippery and the braking distance is prolonged, you should slow down, keep twice the usual safe distance from the preceding vehicle, and reserve emergency response time.