How to drive safely in snowy days! Don't be afraid, these guys

How to drive safely in snowy days! Don't be afraid, just remember these precautions.

First, conduct a comprehensive inspection of the whole vehicle.

Before driving out, the owner needs to conduct an all-round inspection of the whole vehicle to ensure that the vehicle is normal before going on the road. The inspection focuses on tires, brakes and engines. If you see some warning lights on the vehicle, you should find out the reason immediately and never turn a blind eye.

Second, keep the distance between cars.

There are more and more car owners now, and all kinds of vehicles can be seen everywhere on the road. In daily driving, people always emphasize keeping the distance between cars. In snowy days, more attention should be paid to the distance between the two workshops, leaving a long safe distance and not being too close to the car.

In this way, even if the front car slows down or stops, the owner of the rear car can calmly deal with it, so as not to rear-end with the front car because the braking distance is greater than the vehicle distance after stepping on the brakes.

Third, drive slowly.

Snowflakes flying all over the sky will hinder the normal sight of the owner and increase the difficulty of driving. Especially when the snow is heavy, the owner also needs to turn on the wiper to remove the snowflakes attached to the front windshield. In this case, the owner should not drive too fast. Once it is too fast, it will greatly increase the uncertainty and danger of driving. If the road surface is covered with snow, then the owner's speed needs to be further slowed down, and he should be alert to wheel slip.

Fourth, drive along the rut of the car in front.

When the road is covered with snow, it is difficult for vehicles to run normally. If there are obvious rut marks on the road, then the owner should drive along the rut. Because the front car has compacted the soft snow, the owner of the rear car doesn't have to worry about his car falling into Zita Law.

5. Downshift and slow down before turning.

This road is not straight, sometimes there are detours. When the owner turns, he must first downshift and slow down. Only in this way can driving safety be guaranteed. Wait for the vehicle to pass smoothly, and then accelerate.

Sixth, carefully choose the parking place.

After the owner arrives at the destination, he needs to park the vehicle. Parking in snowy days, it is best to park your car in the underground parking lot or garage. If you park your car in the open air, the car body will be covered with snow. If the owner does not clean it in time, it will have an impact on the car paint and make the car body less beautiful. In addition, after the snow melts, it will turn into water, and some water will enter the interior of the car body along the gap, causing some parts to rust and affecting the normal driving of the vehicle.