What is the mnemonic for oncoming vehicle techniques?

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Eloise
07/30/25 3:09am
Oncoming vehicles pose the greatest test for us drivers, especially psychologically for novice drivers. How to judge oncoming vehicles as a beginner is what we new drivers should learn most. When encountering oncoming vehicles, the close proximity between two cars can also affect our driving. Extra caution must be exercised during daily driving. Mnemonic: 1. Pay attention to traffic signals and signs during oncoming vehicle situations; 2. When visibility is poor, reduce speed in advance and drive with low beams; 3. Avoid emergency braking, sudden throttle lifting, or sharp steering during oncoming vehicle situations; 4. Avoid meeting vehicles at obstacle points; 5. Avoid meeting vehicles at narrow bridges, narrow roads, tunnels, sharp turns, and other complex locations; 6. Avoid not turning off high beams during nighttime oncoming vehicle situations.
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