What should be noted when following the preceding vehicle for a right turn while driving?
1 Answers
When following the preceding vehicle for a right turn while driving, pay attention to: 1. The vehicle ahead may stop to yield to pedestrians or non-motorized vehicles at the intersection; 2. Pedestrians may suddenly enter the crosswalk; 3. The right side is a non-motorized vehicle lane, and there may be non-motorized vehicles proceeding straight within the blind spot. More precautions for following a vehicle are as follows: 1. Be cautious when overtaking: Since large trucks are wider, following them can be dangerous and obstruct your view. Therefore, many drivers choose to overtake. When overtaking, ensure no other vehicles are attempting to overtake simultaneously. If there are, slow down and wait for them to complete the maneuver before accelerating to overtake. When shifting gears, pay attention to your speed. Speeds on highways are generally high, so accidents can be more severe with lower survival rates. 2. Be careful on slopes: Slopes inherently present challenges, and visibility can be obstructed. When going uphill, you may not see oncoming traffic. Therefore, on slopes, stay alert and watch for potential hazards. Prevent rolling back by using the handbrake when stopping and signal to the vehicle behind. Honk to alert oncoming traffic. When going uphill, you can increase throttle but must control your speed. When going downhill, always reduce speed.
