What Should You Pay Attention to When Driving?

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BentleyDella
07/29/25 8:57pm
When driving, you should develop the habit of fastening your seat belt when getting into the car; ensure the doors are securely closed while driving; and pay attention to slowing down. Below are some relevant points to note when driving: Develop the habit of fastening your seat belt: The importance of seat belts for driving safety is self-evident. Always fasten your seat belt when entering the car. However, some people feel that seat belts restrict their movement space or find them uncomfortable and choose not to wear them. Such behavior must be firmly resisted. Ensure the car doors are securely closed while driving: For female drivers, it is not uncommon for doors to not be closed tightly. Since female drivers may use less force when closing doors compared to male drivers, sometimes the doors may not be securely shut. In the event of an accident, a loosely closed door could lead to fatal consequences. If you are unsure whether the door is securely closed, do not hesitate to open it and close it again firmly. For vehicles equipped with a door ajar warning function, pay attention to whether there is an alarm sound or if a warning light is illuminated on the dashboard. Slow down when passing through intersections between main roads and auxiliary roads: When passing through intersections like those between main roads and auxiliary roads, if you cannot ensure whether a vehicle is approaching from the intersection, always reduce your speed, proceed slowly, and be prepared to brake in an emergency. When merging from an auxiliary road into a main road, the driver's view may be obstructed on both sides, making it difficult to clearly assess the traffic situation from all directions. If you fail to notice an oncoming vehicle from the side in time while merging into the main road, it can easily lead to an accident.
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