Is Driving with One Hand on the Highway a Traffic Violation?
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Actually, driving with one hand is not considered a traffic violation and will not result in penalty points, but it is a bad driving habit that should be corrected, otherwise it can easily lead to safety issues. When braking suddenly, the natural human reaction is to use both hands for support. If driving with one hand, sudden braking may cause the car to swerve. Precautions for driving on the highway are as follows: 1. Before entering the highway: Check if the vehicle's brakes are responsive, if the rearview mirrors are secure, and if there are any cracks in the tires. 2. After entering the highway: Stay focused while driving. Take a break at a service area every four hours to avoid fatigue driving, which can lead to accidents. Maintain a safe speed, avoid reckless overtaking, and drive courteously. 3. In case of emergencies: If encountering a tire blowout or other emergencies, handle the situation calmly and follow traffic rules. You can also call for assistance from traffic police.