What does highway surrogate driving mean?
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Highway surrogate driving is another type of chauffeur service, only differing in the routes taken. Below are some highway driving tips: 1. Understand relevant regulations: The leftmost lane is a temporary overtaking lane and should not be occupied for long periods. The third lane is generally for large vehicles, so maintaining distance is crucial. The far right is the emergency lane, typically used for rescue operations; non-emergency vehicles should not occupy it. 2. Stay focused: Maintain 100% concentration, keep your vision far ahead, and maintain a safe distance. 3. Make slight steering adjustments: When driving on the highway, avoid large steering movements. Hold the steering wheel firmly and make only minor adjustments when avoiding obstacles. 4. Change one lane at a time: At high speeds, it's easier for novice drivers to misjudge vehicles behind them. Changing two lanes consecutively takes longer and increases the risk of rear-end collisions.