How to Handle and Prevent Car Fires?

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SanLevi
07/29/25 3:20pm
If a vehicle catches fire while driving, the correct response methods are: 1. Pull over immediately: If you notice flames or black smoke coming from the front of the car while driving, pull over immediately and turn off the engine. Cutting the power supply quickly disconnects the fuel pump, reducing gasoline combustion. 2. Turn off the power: After turning off the power, quickly exit the burning vehicle. 3. Use the fire extinguisher: If you carry a car fire extinguisher, use it immediately to assess the fire. If the engine compartment is on fire, do not open the hood abruptly. Instead, slightly lift the hood to allow oxygen to enter gradually, then fully open it slowly before using the extinguisher. Opening the hood suddenly can cause a rush of oxygen, making the flames flare up and potentially causing burns. 4. Call 119: When using the fire extinguisher, aim at the fuel tank and burning areas to cool and extinguish the fire, preventing an explosion. Simultaneously, call 119 for emergency assistance.
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