Become a "timely rain" to pass on automobile knowledge.

At 9 o'clock last night, I saw the weather forecast on TV, so I sent an article on Baijia: Driving skills on ice and snow roads. I wrote 23:00 pm, which is some advice I sent to myself after reading the forecast weather. I want to remind drivers and friends of the basic things they should pay attention to when driving on icy roads. Seeing snowflakes flying this afternoon, I felt a sense of accomplishment and sent out a kind reminder in time. But today, the number of views and readings is zero, and no reader has seen it, which inevitably makes me a little lost, but it has strengthened my confidence in subsequent writing and publishing, because. . .

That night, the car was wrapped in white and the snow was falling outside. The weather forecast says there will be light snow. When driving through Nanyang Bridge, I saw seven cars colliding in a chain on the bridge deck, and there were more than ten cars at the scene of the accident. Damaged parts were scattered on the vehicle, and the motorcycle fell on the railing of the roadside. I'm still a little sad. I hope all the accident personnel are well. How can there be many inexperienced novices driving on ice and snow? Control the speed, hold the steering wheel tightly, keep a sufficient distance from the car in front, and lightly brake or brake. . . These are all driving experiences. Although I wrote it, I don't remember when I read it, and I only have personal experience, but many of them are too late. I hope every subsequent article can help readers, even if it is a reader!