The owner didn’t cut off the power when he got out of the car, so Erha stepped on the accelerator and rear-ended him! What should you pay attention to when traveling with pets?

I often see videos of dogs riding electric scooters in videos on the Internet. I thought it was a joke, but I didn’t expect that it actually happened in real life. Among the many traffic accidents, rear-end collisions are the most common. If the cleaning was relatively light, this uncle would just scrape off some paint on the car, but if it was serious, it would be life-threatening. Relevant laws in our country also stipulate that when a car is driving on the road, it must maintain a good distance from the car. But in Weifang, Shandong, a very special car rear-end accident occurred. The perpetrator of these accidents was not a person, but a husky.

According to the car owner’s explanation, the vehicle he was driving was a small electric vehicle with his pet dog inside. Because he had something to do at the time, he parked the car on the side of the road and walked away. I was quite busy, so I didn’t take out the car keys, and the dog was still in the car. But when the owner came back from his work, he found that the car had changed its position, and there was a person next to the car. When this person saw the car owner coming back, he hurried to say hello and said that his car had rear-ended the other person's car and they wanted to discuss how to compensate.

After hearing this, the car owner was also a little confused. Because he was not in the car, it was impossible to rear-end other people's cars, so he suspected that the other party had refused to compensate, and said that if he wanted compensation, he would have to provide evidence. Come. Then the man's expression changed, and he pointed to the back of his car and said that his taillights and paint were all damaged. He also said that the owner of the car was not in the car at the time, and it was the husky that stepped on the accelerator and rushed to the front. The car owner said that if he had not stopped the car at that time, the car might have hit his car continuously.

So the owner of the electric car was a little unconvinced. He didn’t expect that his dog could drive and even chased someone else’s tail. When the car owner opened the door and took a look, he found that the husky's two paws were still where the owner was driving, so he didn't know how to divide the responsibilities. This incident also serves as a warning to the majority of car owners that it is indeed okay to take dogs with you when driving, but they must be leashed. And in order to prevent the dog from being naughty, be sure to pull the handbrake and remove the key when getting out of the car to prevent accidents.