What details should I pay attention to when driving in typhoon days?

Typhoon driving may force work needs and other needs, so be prepared. Pacific Auto website Xiaoxin today sorted out how to drive safely and park safely in windy weather.

First, safe driving-the first windy day of driving safety, step on the brakes to prevent accidents.

Traffic accidents are prone to occur in windy days, so be extra careful when driving. When driving in windy days, pedestrians and cyclists will have limited vision, because they often just look at the road and ignore the traffic, so we must pay close attention when driving. When driving on ordinary roads in urban and suburban areas, you should be as close to the center of the road as possible and pay more attention to the dynamics of cyclists, because they are most affected by the wind and often swing from side to side.

In addition, the function of using the horn is greatly weakened in windy days, and pedestrians or drivers of other vehicles may not be able to hear the sound of the horn in time. Therefore, when you meet pedestrians or other non-motor vehicles, don't drive too fast, drive slowly and be ready to brake at any time.

When driving on the highway, the strong wind will make the car body shake slightly. At this time, you can turn the steering wheel slightly, but you must not turn sharply to avoid accidents.

Second, stop safely.

1. It is ok to park under the residential building, but look up to see if there is anything on the window.

Parking spaces in the city are particularly tight, so many residential buildings have become temporary parking spaces, and some friends have even been forced to park under the windows of residents on the first floor. Nothing will happen at ordinary times, but please be careful when it is windy. If you must stop under a residential building, look up and see if there is anything on the windowsill of the upstairs residents. As long as the wind blows, these "bombs" placed on the windowsill will fall at any time.

Don't stop at the gate of the fence

Don't stop to block the door, the driver must remember. In addition to not causing trouble to others and not affecting traffic, it is more important to ensure the safety of your own vehicles. The wind stopped the car at the door, and the wind was strong enough to swing some fence doors back and forth. If the car stops in front of the door, the door swings from side to side and touches your car, it is a big slap in the face. This will cost you all the paint. If it's not good, you have to smash some headlights or something, which is not worth the candle.

Don't stop under the advertising sign.

Did you see the fighter plane land? The parachute will open and slow down when landing. This is to slow down the plane through the resistance generated by the parachute "riding". You have seen all the signs. It's all integral. The wind can produce great power and make billboards collapse. It would be a tragedy if your car stopped under it at this time.

4. Stay away from bicycles, motorcycles, building fences and broken walls.

Bicycles, motorcycles and building envelopes are all light and not firmly fixed. A little stronger wind can blow them down, especially the building enclosures, which are mostly unstable and full of wind. So, in order to prevent these "bad guys" from attacking your car, please leave as soon as possible. In addition, please pay attention to relevant departments. If you know that there is a strong wind coming in advance, repair the enclosure or clean up the broken wall in advance.

5, too lush trees, old trees.

Big trees face the wind, and seemingly dense trees are the most dangerous in windy days. Just like the billboard just now, the leafy trees will "go for a ride", fall off branches or even fall down directly.

6. Where should I park my car?

Underground garage is naturally the first choice, but if there is no condition, please park it in the open space in space A without any sundries around, so that even if there is strong wind, the "accomplice" brought by the wind will not hurt the vehicle.

One more thing. When parking in windy days, you must pay attention to the action of opening the door. When the car door blows in a windy day, it will open immediately, which is likely to damage the place where the car door is fixed on the car body.

3. How to claim compensation for vehicle damage caused by strong wind?

If the vehicle is really damaged after being attacked by a foreign object due to strong wind, don't worry, as long as you have insured the vehicle loss insurance, you can get compensation from the insurance company within the validity period. The specific process is: report the case to the insurance company immediately, take photos on the spot to leave evidence, and collect evidence of windy days (the weather forecast or related information in the newspaper is the best evidence, and if a driving recorder takes relevant videos, vehicles can also be used as evidence. ), then fix the damage, and finally repair the car.

As I said just now, if your car is insured against vehicle loss, you can really get compensation from the insurance company, but it is not necessarily 100% compensation. You must take out the deductible insurance of vehicle loss insurance to get 0/00% compensation from the insurance company/kloc. In addition, the relevant insurance clauses also stipulate that the insurance company will fully compensate whether the gale exceeds 1 1.

Warm reminder:

Keep your head up when parking, park in an open place, and clean the vehicle in time after the strong wind. These three points are my suggestions for using a car in windy weather. In addition, when insuring cars, we should try our best to exclude deductible insurance and minimize the loss of people, money and goods caused by natural disasters.

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