Why Should You Walk Around the Vehicle Counterclockwise Before Driving?
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This is a pre-driving safety inspection. The method involves walking counterclockwise around the vehicle to inspect it. The safety inspection includes two parts: observing whether there are pedestrians or obstacles around the vehicle, and checking the technical condition of the tires, any abnormalities on the vehicle's surface, and whether there are any fluid leaks on the ground beneath the vehicle. Below are some driving precautions: 1. Check the rearview mirrors: Always use turn signals and slow down when turning or changing lanes. Before turning, be sure to check the rearview mirrors. For left turns, primarily check the left rearview mirror; for right turns, primarily check the right rearview mirror. For both left and right turns, also check the interior rearview mirror. 2. Don't focus solely on the area directly in front of the vehicle: When driving on clear roads, look straight ahead about 100 meters and avoid staring at the immediate area in front of the vehicle. 3. Depress the clutch: Generally, when decelerating at speeds above 40 km/h, there's no need to depress the clutch first. Wait until the speed drops to around 20 km/h before depressing the clutch. 4. Steering: Turn the steering wheel slowly when making high-speed turns and quickly when making low-speed turns.
