What to Do If Your Car Has a Flat Tire on the Road?

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First, be sure to turn on the hazard lights and place a warning triangle behind the car (250 meters at night on highways, 150 meters during the day on highways, 50 meters during the day on regular roads, and 150 meters at night) to alert oncoming vehicles to take caution and avoid the area. At the same time, all passengers should exit the vehicle and move to a safe location to prevent secondary accidents. Then, call the highway rescue hotline at 12122, or you can replace the spare tire yourself and drive to the nearest repair shop. To prevent flat tires, the following measures should be taken: 1. Check tire pressure: Before setting off, carefully inspect the tire pressure for any abnormalities, check for damage on the tread, bulges on the sidewalls, and the extent of tire wear, among other tire-related conditions. 2. Avoid speeding and overloading: While driving, strictly avoid speeding and overloading to prevent tire blowouts caused by excessive tire load. 3. Prevent fatigue driving: For long-distance trips, avoid driving for extended periods without breaks. Take a short rest every 2-4 hours by pulling into a service area to prevent fatigue driving and overheating of the tires, which can lead to blowouts.