Is There Any Impact When Parking a Car Under a Tree During Thunderstorms?
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No matter how severe the thunder is, even if the car is struck by lightning, it's fine. The metal shell of the car disperses the current due to its shape, so even if struck, the contents and people inside remain safe. However, during thunderstorms, never park your car under large trees, next to isolated buildings, or beside large billboards to avoid lightning strikes and prevent your beloved car from being damaged by falling objects. Relevant information about automotive radar is as follows: 1. Introduction: Automotive radar, as the name suggests, is radar used for cars or other ground motor vehicles. Therefore, it includes various radars based on different technologies (such as laser, ultrasound, microwave) with different functions. 2. Collision Avoidance Radar: This type of radar can measure hazardous obstacles on the road ahead that may cause collisions based on the vehicle's current direction and speed, making it suitable for situations with low atmospheric visibility and less-than-ideal judgment (such as short distances between vehicles or high speeds).