How to avoid rear-end collision

On the way of rolling traffic, every car is driven by people with different personalities, and everyone's quality is different; Some people read mobile phone messages while driving, some people don't turn on the light, and more people lack the concept of safe distance. What's more, they are simply "flying close to the ground", so we should realize conceptually that we are dealing with people as soon as we get on the road. If you think so, you will be more alert on the road and the distance between cars will be much larger.

2. Check the brake taillights regularly.

How long has it been since you checked your brake taillights? The reality is that people often tell you that your taillight is not on, and you will find it. This very important measure to prevent rear-end collision is often ignored, and the probability of being rear-ended by others is greatly improved when the brake taillights are not on. Usually check it once a week. Especially some light bulbs with miscellaneous brands have limited life. If you are running a long road or a high speed, you must check it before you leave every time. Of course, the brakes should also be checked, which is the minimum requirement.

3. Don't follow three kinds of cars.

First, large cars (including buses). There are many rear-end accidents when cars chase big cars. Not long ago, a BMW rear-ended the bottom of a large truck in Shenzhen, causing the car to be destroyed and killed. The reason is that the car body is wide, blocking the overall line of sight of the car, and there is no time to respond to any situation in front. Second, taxis, urban taxi drivers consider how to attract customers, so taxis may not play cards according to common sense on any road and suddenly stop to attract customers. Third, faulty cars, especially those with broken brake taillights, are particularly dangerous on expressways. Once you find that the brake taillight of the front car is broken, you should try to avoid following the car, whether it is on the expressway or on the urban road.

4, prevent rear-end collision three don't.

Don't start quickly, especially at intersections or traffic jams, which leads you to chase others' tails; Don't brake suddenly, especially when there is a pit at the intersection or on the road, causing others to chase your tail; Don't suddenly change lanes, especially when the speed is very fast, causing others to chase your tail.

5, stagger the line of sight to prevent "being chased"

Usually, when driving in traffic jams and queues, the distance between cars is relatively small, and the starting and braking actions are repeated repeatedly, which is easy to lead to rear-end collision due to wrong hand-foot coordination or misjudgment. Master Zhang has a unique skill, which is called staggered line of sight method: in traffic, your car should not aim at the car in front neatly, but stagger from left to right for a proper distance, so that you can easily see the dynamics of the car in front, and the car behind can easily see the dynamics of the car in front because of your changes, which greatly reduces the possibility of misjudgment, thus reducing the risk of being chased; Especially if the person behind is a novice, this trick is the effective experience of Master Zhang for many years.