Is it difficult to drive a 5-meter-long car in the city?
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Whether it's difficult to drive a 5-meter-long car in the city depends on the driver's skills. Additional information: Precautions for driving in the city: Maintain a safe distance. Most urban traffic accidents are caused by rear-end collisions. To avoid hitting others or being hit, always pay attention to the speed of the car in front and observe the movements of the car behind through the rearview mirror. After driving a certain distance, gently apply the brakes to remind the car behind to maintain a safe distance. Slow down when turning. When a car enters a curve at high speed, to prevent the vehicle from tilting due to centrifugal force, try to reduce the curvature of the driving path to minimize centrifugal force. Slow down at intersections. Many urban roads now have pedestrians, non-motorized vehicles, and motor vehicles sharing the same lane, with no barriers between opposing traffic flows. The closer you get to an intersection, the slower you should drive, as pedestrians and non-motorized vehicles may take the opportunity to cross the road.