How Common Is It for Cars to Be Hit by Stones on the Highway?
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It is quite common because the high speed of vehicles on the highway makes them susceptible to being hit by flying stones. Here are some additional precautions for driving on the highway: 1. Pre-trip vehicle inspection: Before driving, the driver should conduct a comprehensive check of the vehicle, with particular attention to various fluids, tires, and the braking system. 2. Adjust the rearview mirrors: When the rearview mirrors are in the optimal position, they allow the driver to better observe the sides and rear of the vehicle. Note that the adjustment methods for the left and right mirrors are slightly different. 3. Adjust the seat: A proper seating position can help the driver reduce fatigue during long-distance high-speed driving and ensure that the seating posture does not hinder the handling of emergencies. 4. Check the onboard tools: Onboard tools may rarely be used in daily driving, but they can be very useful in emergencies. 5. Pay attention to highway entrances: There are very strict requirements when entering the highway entrance ramp, including prohibitions on overtaking, making U-turns, stopping, and reversing.