My daughter bought a car after graduating from college and just got a driver's license. What should I pay attention to?

My daughter bought a car and got a driver's license after graduating from college. What should I pay attention to?

Having a driver's license means that you can own your own car and drive on the road, but having a driver's license does not mean that you can guarantee your driving safety. You need years of driving experience to improve your proficiency and experience. The following are some points that I have summarized that freshmen should pay attention to after getting a driver's license.

? 1, paste the internship logo. During the internship period, you must paste a uniform internship logo on the car, or paste some short slogans on the rear of the car, such as novice, good at braking suddenly, just getting a driver's license, and paying attention to comity. In this way, once others see these signs and slogans, they will habitually stay away from you because you have given them a message that they are novices and let them know that it may be dangerous if they drive too close to you and keep their distance.

2. Don't get on the highway alone. Novice drivers advise not to get on the highway, because driving on the highway is very fast and there will be many accidents. Once an accident happens, the result will be terrible and serious, and the distance between service areas may be far away. The first time a novice gets on the expressway, it may lead to driving fatigue.

? 3. Consciousness is very important. When you have a new car on the road, you must keep your eyes open and listen to all directions. Don't be distracted. You should have a certain ability to foresee potential dangers. For example, when passing a car parked on the side of the road, you should consider that the car may start at any time, or someone may get on or off at any time. At this time, you should slow down and be ready to stop at any time to avoid accidents.

? 4. Take the middle lane. If there are three lanes when driving, you should try to drive in the middle lane, because if you drive on the left for a long time, you will occupy the overtaking lane, while if you drive on the right, there will be many forks, buses and non-motor vehicles, which will easily lead to side scraping and collision.

5, salute slowly, don't pursue speed, polite pedestrians can slow down a little and then slow down, let them go.

? Well, that's all the advice for beginners to drive. I hope it helps you.