How to Drive a Motor Vehicle on Uphill Sections in Mountainous Areas?

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Mountain roads are mostly constructed following the terrain, featuring long and steep slopes, winding paths with numerous sharp turns, narrow road surfaces, frequent tunnels and bridges, variable weather conditions, and many hazardous sections. When driving on mountain roads, it is advisable to gather as much information as possible about the terrain, mountain shapes, temperature, and weather conditions, making necessary and thorough preparations. Here are some extended tips: 1. How to navigate mountain roads: On mountain roads with centerlines or separation facilities, drive normally within your lane without crossing the centerline or overtaking by crossing it. 2. Uphill driving: When driving uphill, maintain sufficient engine power to ensure smooth climbing; constantly monitor the coolant temperature gauge to prevent engine overheating.