What should I pay attention to when returning from the National Day holiday?

There are only two days left in the eight-day National Day holiday. People who have enjoyed a perfect trip have already embarked on their return journey. Faced with the surging returning army and crowded traffic, we remind you to travel safely and pay attention to traffic. As a safety tip, please accept these "tips" for your return trip to ensure a safe journey.

1. Make sure the vehicle is in good condition

The National Day travel vehicle usage rate is high. Before returning by self-driving, please conduct a safety check on the vehicle in advance to ensure that the steering, braking, tires, lights and other key The components are in good safety condition, and warning signs, jacks, fire extinguishers and other tools are carried with the vehicle in case of emergency.

2. Fasten your seat belt

Use seat belts in a standardized manner to reduce at least 40% of injuries in the event of a traffic accident. When returning from the National Day, please fasten your seat belts and remind your fellow passengers to fasten their seat belts and choose appropriate child safety seats for children. Do not hold children in the car or let children sit or stand in the passenger seat.

3. Don’t speed

Speeding is the number one cause of traffic accidents. Please plan your return trip in advance to avoid speeding in a hurry. The faster the vehicle speed, the longer the braking distance. When the vehicle speed reaches more than 100 kilometers per hour, the safe braking distance needs to be at least 100 meters.

4. Concentrate on driving

The risk of accidents while driving a vehicle to answer phone calls is much higher than normal driving. When traveling by car, please concentrate on your driving, avoid talking on the phone or smoking, and avoid distractions. Don't let safety details slip into disaster.

5. Refuse to drive while fatigued

Be energetic when driving long distances. Drivers should ensure rest time and adequate sleep. It is best to have multiple drivers on long-distance driving. Do not drive while fatigued. .

6. Do not take overcrowded vehicles

The National Day holiday is coming to an end and there are more people returning. For safety reasons, please refuse to take overcrowded and overloaded vehicles, and do not take vehicles with mixed passenger and cargo loads.

7. Give way to pedestrians

When driving, you must pay attention, observe frequently when passing intersections and crowded sections, slow down and give way to pedestrians.

I wish everyone a safe return home!