How to Drive in the Future?
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When driving through curves on mountain roads, it is essential to "slow down, honk the horn, and keep to the right." Here are specific driving tips: 1. Mountain Roads: When navigating curves on mountain roads, always "slow down, honk the horn, and keep to the right." 2. Left Turns: When making a left turn, the driver should signal in advance and stay as close to the center of the road as possible to facilitate vehicles behind and those turning right. Drive slower than during the day, and use high and low beams at intersections and curves to alert oncoming traffic, strictly adhering to traffic regulations by keeping to the right. Always reduce speed when turning.
I used to drive just for speed, but now I put safety first. Every time I get in the car, I check the tire pressure and brake lights, maintain a safe distance on the road, and look in the rearview mirror at least three times before changing lanes. In heavy rain, I turn on the hazard lights and slow down, no longer forcing overtaking. When parking, I always make sure to engage the handbrake and shift to P, especially on slopes. I slow down in advance when I see pedestrians at intersections, especially in poorly lit areas at night. I throw my phone on the back seat to charge and only use Bluetooth for music, never touching the phone. On long drives, I take a 20-minute break every 2 hours. Sticking to these habits is definitely the right way to go.
