What do 94V and 94H tires mean?

What is the distance for speeding photography in meters?

Highway speed cameras typically detect within 20 meters and start photographing at around 5 meters. Here are the relevant details: 1. Principle: Compared to traffic cameras, speed cameras have an additional device: a speed radar. The radar usually creates a test zone about 5 meters long in the monitored area. If a vehicle exceeds the speed limit, the radar signals the camera to capture the violation. 2. Independent operation: Speed cameras consist of at least three independent components: the camera, flash, and speed radar. Typically, each lane has its own set of equipment. In some cases, the speed radar is placed separately on the median strip, while the camera and flash are mounted on an overpass.

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Is it necessary to purchase vehicle body insurance?

It is acceptable not to purchase vehicle body insurance, as only compulsory traffic insurance is mandatory. Other motor vehicle insurances can be purchased as needed. Below is the relevant introduction: 1. Compulsory Traffic Insurance: This is a mandatory liability insurance provided by insurance companies to compensate for personal injuries, deaths, and property losses (excluding the driver and passengers of the insured vehicle) caused by road traffic accidents involving the insured vehicle, within the liability limits. 2. Motor Vehicle Insurance: Motor vehicle insurance generally includes compulsory traffic insurance and commercial insurance. Commercial insurance consists of basic insurance and additional insurance. Basic insurance is divided into vehicle damage insurance, third-party liability insurance, comprehensive theft insurance (theft insurance), and on-board personnel liability insurance (driver liability insurance and passenger liability insurance).

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At what water level should a car not proceed?

When the wading water level reaches two-thirds of the bumper or tire height, continuing to drive through water poses certain risks. Relevant explanations are as follows: 1. Reason: Higher speed increases the actual water depth the car is passing through, which may cause rainwater to enter the cabin from the engine compartment or chassis. Generally, water depth up to half the wheel height (approximately 30 cm) is manageable. It is advisable not to proceed if the depth exceeds this level. 2. Solution: If only a small amount of water enters the car and the floor mats are slightly damp, simply open the doors, remove the mats, and allow them to air dry in the sun.

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What are the precautions for assessing water-damaged vehicles?

Precautions for vehicle damage assessment are as follows: 1. Key considerations: Remind customers that starting the vehicle before repairs is strictly prohibited; test driving is only permitted after inspection and confirmation post-repair; prevent engine damage caused by water ingress in the intake system; create and display "Do Not Start" warning signs—print them, place in plastic sleeves, and affix to the front/rear windshields and left/right rear door windows of the affected vehicle. 2. Special component notes: ABS pumps and sensors are generally not damaged by water exposure and do not require replacement; spark plugs only need cleaning; catalytic converters with water ingress typically don’t need replacement—normally starting the engine post-repair will expel internal moisture via exhaust heat.

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Will the insurance pay if the car is not driven by the owner?

Compensation is available. This is because the purchased car insurance is not for the car owner, but for the car itself. Here are the situations where insurance companies will not pay: 1. Hit-and-run: Most insurance companies do not cover hit-and-run incidents involving the insured vehicle. Although this exclusion clause has sparked much debate in the insurance and legal fields, such provisions currently exist. 2. Drunk driving accidents: The vast majority of insurance companies in China refuse to cover losses caused by drunk driving, which naturally includes third-party liability insurance. 3. No collision insurance: Compensation for vehicle damage is conditional on having purchased collision insurance. Without this type of coverage, the owner must pay for their own vehicle repairs.

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Why Does the Engine Overheat Despite Sufficient Coolant?

The following are the main reasons for engine overheating despite sufficient coolant: 1. The impact of hot weather. 2. Overloaded air conditioning operation and faulty cooling components. 3. Malfunctions in the vehicle's cooling system, such as radiator leaks, insufficient coolant, degraded coolant, or blockages in the coolant circulation system. Related information: 1. Symptoms of engine overheating: When white steam suddenly emerges from under the hood while driving, or the temperature gauge needle rapidly rises to the high-temperature "H" mark, it indicates the engine is overheating. 2. Emergency measures for engine overheating: In such cases, immediately find a safe place to stop the vehicle, but do not turn off the engine right away. Allow the engine to idle to continue dissipating heat, and open the hood to enhance cooling speed.

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What do 94V and 94H tires mean?

What is the distance for speeding photography in meters?

Is it necessary to purchase vehicle body insurance?

At what water level should a car not proceed?

What are the precautions for assessing water-damaged vehicles?

Will the insurance pay if the car is not driven by the owner?

Why Does the Engine Overheat Despite Sufficient Coolant?

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Is it harmful if water reaches the car chassis?

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