What driving experiences do you fear now?

1, I know many people install large-curvature rearview mirrors in their cars, but how many people scan one or three rearview mirrors inside and outside their cars every ten seconds?

Whether it's vulgar driving or high-speed driving, you should always know what cars are around you and how far away they are, and judge whether their speed is farther or closer to you. Not to mention remembering the specific model of the car, at least remember whether it is a car or an suv or a truck or a bus, because in extreme cases, different models around will lead to very different accident results. For example, if you need to brake suddenly and there is a muck truck behind you, you will crash into the cars on both sides if you are desperate, and an airbag will explode. If you are hit by a muck truck, you are a paper man. This is the importance of expectation.

2. If you are driving at a low speed within 40 yards, as long as you plan to steer, you should turn your head in the direction where you turn to see the blind spot.

When driving at low speed, the traffic is dense. Even if you follow the first rule, it is difficult to guarantee that no car suddenly accelerates to the blind spot next to you within 10 second. And once you change lanes and collide with a car in a blind spot, that's 100% your responsibility. As for the expressway, everyone is fast. Generally speaking, if it's not a super-run, it's difficult to have a big distance change with you within 10 second, so there are not many opportunities to suddenly run to your blind spot to scare you.