What are the precautions for driving in hot weather?

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Precautions for driving in hot weather are: 1. Prevent car spontaneous combustion: High temperatures in summer can cause items placed in the car to ignite if the car is exposed to prolonged sunlight; 2. Fatigue driving: High summer temperatures can easily lead to drowsiness, especially after long-distance driving. If you feel sleepy while driving, stop and rest immediately—never push yourself; 3. Prevent tire blowouts: As temperatures rise, prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause tires to burst. Summer heat affects tires through thermal expansion and contraction, increasing internal pressure and making blowouts more likely. Therefore, take breaks after long drives to let the tires cool down; 4. Monitor car water temperature: High summer temperatures can cause the engine to overheat, and frequent use of air conditioning adds to the engine's burden. Always check the engine cooling system when driving in summer. If the water temperature exceeds 100 degrees, stop and let the engine cool down.