What if it rains heavily?

As the saying goes, "the weather is always unpredictable." It may be particularly sunny when we go out today, but it will start to rain soon. Driving in rainy days not only affects our sight, but also brings certain safety hazards to drivers. Moreover, if it rains suddenly, the danger will be deeper. What should we do at this time? 1, understand the warning line of water accumulation, and you may save your life at a critical moment! The most important thing: it is best not to wade easily. If you really want to wade, you can wait for a large car to pass by and see the depth. If the wading depth is close to the headlights, be vigilant when driving. At present, some cities have set up warning signs of water accumulation in underground passages. Warning signs are hung on the side, indicating that after the accumulated water arrives here, the accumulated water depth at the lowest part of the underpass road is 30cm, giving drivers a clear warning and deciding whether to pass according to their vehicle types, so as to reduce the phenomenon that vehicles under the underpass road break down in flood season. Remind friends to pay attention to the warning line of water accumulation when getting off the overpass. If the water level reaches the warning line, it means that the lowest place has accumulated 30cm~ of water ~ it is not safe for ordinary cars to pass ~ Look at the picture! 2, don't stop, don't shift gears, don't loosen the throttle. Keep the steering wheel stable and drive at a low speed. Don't shift gears and stop, just drive slowly and at a constant speed. Remember not to let go of the accelerator when wading. If water enters the air intake, causing the engine to stall, you should wait for help in the same place and never try to start it again. After passing through the water, the owner can step on the brakes a few times to let the heat generated by the brakes evaporate the water vapor attached to the brakes. Don't dodge left and right when you see stagnant water. 4. Avoid pedestrians to ensure safety. Because pedestrians hold umbrellas and cyclists wear ponchos in the rain, their vision, hearing and reaction are limited, and sometimes they make sharp turns in order to catch up with time. Often when the vehicle approaches, they panic and avoid it urgently, which makes the owner unprepared. In this case, the car mainly slows down and honks its horn, patiently avoids it, chooses a safe place to park when necessary, and never competes with pedestrians and bicycles to prevent pedestrians from being injured. 5. Fall into the mud pit and step on the accelerator slowly. When driving on a rainy day or a dirt road in the country, the wheels often get stuck in the mud. Once this happens, you can put in first gear or reverse gear and tentatively step on the accelerator slowly. When the car can move forward or backward, you should keep the accelerator pedal position unchanged and drive out of the muddy road at a low speed. If the car can't move back and forth, you can put stones, bricks, boards or branches on the front and back of the driving wheel to increase the adhesion between the wheel and the ground, so that the car can drive out of the mud pit smoothly. But don't panic when the car is in danger of being flooded. Only when you are calm can you think clearly. Please see the life-saving skills when the car enters the water. (