Go home for the New Year, drive on the highway and appear here.

The new year is coming, and the busy year can finally have a holiday. People with or without money will go home for the New Year. Many people choose to drive home, and the highway is the only way. In this rush hour in Spring Festival travel rush, the hidden dangers of high-speed driving are infinitely magnified. News of accidents comes every year. If you want to drive home safely, you should pay attention to how far you are when these signals appear.

▼ The front car suddenly gives way/changes lanes (especially for large trucks)

Although it is stipulated that large trucks cannot take the leftmost fast lane and can only be borrowed temporarily, it is hard to say how long it will take. Sometimes you drive right in front of a big truck, so you must be vigilant and observe the road conditions more, because the truck blocks the line of sight. Once the truck changes lanes and gives way ahead, don't be too happy. There may be an accident ahead. In any case, when driving normally, the car in front suddenly gives way, so you must slow down in time to observe the road conditions, be careful of the accidents ahead and avoid them.

▼ Stay away from jumping (puncture)

Accidents caused by flat tires on expressways account for 70% of traffic accidents. Once a flat tire occurs, the vehicle will have serious sideslip and tail flick, just like the "drunken" performance of the front car in the gif above. High-speed tire puncture will lead to a series of crashes, from the car with a flat tire tumbling to the guardrail collision, and even to the vehicles near several lanes in Fiona Fang. Therefore, when you see the car tires smoking or shaking from side to side, you must slow down to avoid being affected.

▼ Stay away from frequent lane changes/traffic jams

Although frequent lane changes and congestion are uncivilized driving behaviors, just like turning on high beam lights, in real life, there are always people who want to grab this "first step". Frequent lane changes are not because the bus is boring after it is late, but because it is very dangerous to suddenly change lanes and get stuck in traffic on the highway. Under the premise of extremely fast speed, drivers can easily hit an accident if they can't react, and even lead to a serial collision. Although I am anxious to go home, I still put safety first. If someone really needs help, try to stay away from him.

▼ Stay away from cars that are too close to the car.

Perhaps they are too confident in their reaction speed, or they are very confident in the brake system of the car. Some car owners can't wait to "watch" with you and don't care about the distance at all. When they meet this kind of rear car, they signal or change lanes to let them pass first. After all, the car's "ass" is fragile, far less crashworthy than the front. At that time, Fit once flattened BMW and squeezed a good sedan into the hatchback, all of which were pots that the rear car didn't care about the distance.

▼ Stay away from the local train

Although everyone advocates slow and safe driving, on the expressway, the slow train is even more unsafe. Not only will you be fined, but you will also be prone to accidents. Especially those who occupy the fast lane and drive slowly, when the speed of the rear car is relatively fast, the distance between cars is constantly shortened, and it is easy to rear-end, especially if they are constantly overtaken by others, there will always be bumps, and the consequences will be great. So stay away from the local train.

▼ The speed of the preceding vehicle suddenly decreases/the brake light turns on.

When the front car suddenly slows down, the brake light will light up. You must pay more attention to the road conditions behind it, reflect it in time, and slowly slow down relatively. Because once the front car slows down, it will either charge, measure the speed or have an accident. Either way, it is always right to slow down first.

As the saying goes, "one step to avoid risks, one step to be safe", for external factors, such as the above six situations, we must plan ahead, pay attention to timely avoidance, and stay away from accidents.