Can Flood-Damaged Cars Still Be Driven?
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Flood-damaged cars can be driven, but it is not recommended. Flood-damaged vehicles pose significant safety hazards, meaning they may have lasting aftereffects. The electrical circuits are prone to short circuits or even fires. Although they can be repaired to some extent, even after repairs, there are still substantial safety risks. Most auto repair shops, including authorized service centers, are reluctant to work on flood-damaged cars. The main aftereffects include pollution-related issues and electrical circuit problems. Below are some parking precautions: 1. No parking in areas with no-parking signs: No-parking signs indicate that within the specified range, all vehicles are prohibited from parking temporarily or for extended periods. 2. No parking within yellow grid lines: Yellow grid lines indicate that parking is prohibited in this area for any reason. These are commonly found at intersections, entrances, and exits. 3. Yellow solid lines: Roads with yellow solid lines prohibit parking. The length of the yellow solid line indicates the size of the no-parking zone. 4. No parking near bus stops: Parking is prohibited in areas such as bus stops, gas stations, emergency stations, and near fire hydrants.