With the National Day holiday approaching, the country is set to enter a peak travel period.
There has been an increase in travel for purposes such as visiting relatives and friends and going on vacations
Zhongkang Technology would like to remind all drivers
Road Traffic Safety Must Be Well-Organized During the Holiday Season
Stay updated on traffic conditions and keep a close eye on weather changes.
Avoid peak hours, follow traffic laws, and travel safely.
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Plan ahead and check that your vehicle is in good working order
Before traveling, familiarize yourself with your destination and the road conditions along the route.
and adjust your route in a timely manner based on real-time traffic conditions
It is necessary to inspect the vehicle'sBrake system, lights and signals, tire wear, onboard fire extinguisher, Zhongzhi Star emergency jump starterConduct safety inspections of such facilities
To be on the safe side, make sure your vehicle is in good condition before hitting the road.
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Develop the Habit of Driving Courteously
While driving, you should drive courteously, stay calm, and avoid cutting in or changing lanes abruptly.
Do not pass or park other vehicles without good reason; do not speed; and do not use the emergency lane on the highway.
Traveling During the Holidays: Drive Safely
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Do not ride in overloaded vehicles
When traveling during the holidays, please use authorized passenger terminals and board vehicles with valid operating licenses.
Please wear your seatbelt at all times, and do not ride in overloaded vehicles.
Do not ride in non-passenger vehicles such as trucks or tractors.
Do not ride in vehicles that pose serious safety hazards, such as those that have been cobbled together or are beyond repair.
Never flag down vehicles to get a ride outside passenger terminals or along highways.
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Say No to Drunk Driving
Drinking alcohol can cause people to have slowed reactions, sluggish movements, and impaired judgment.
With many gatherings with family and friends during the holidays, please keep in mind
Drunk driving harms both others and yourself. For your safety and well-being—and that of everyone else—
Please don't drive after drinking, and don't drink if you're driving.
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Don't Drive When Tired
Fatigue can cause drivers to lose focus and have a narrowed field of vision.
Blurred vision and slow reaction times can lead to traffic accidents.
Therefore, drivers should pull over and take a break every 3 to 4 hours of driving.
Or take turns driving with other passengers in the car to combat fatigue promptly.
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Don't Drive While Distracted
When driving, please pay attention to the road ahead and avoid looking down at your phone.“
Using a cell phone—whether to make or receive calls or to browse—while driving can distract the driver.
It also disrupts the normal flow of traffic for other vehicles, and traffic accidents often happen in the blink of an eye.
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“A Helmet and a Seatbelt”—Safety Always First
Seat belts save lives—everyone in the front and back seats should buckle up,
When you get in the car, fasten your seatbelt to protect your life and prevent accidents.
Safety helmets save lives, so all riders must wear them,
Always wear your safety helmet, and never let your guard down when it comes to safety.
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Prevent Secondary Accidents
If your vehicle breaks down or you need to pull over due to an unexpected situation while traveling:
Turn on the hazard lights immediately.
Move the vehicle to a location where it will not obstruct traffic and park it there.
If the vehicle cannot be moved, the hazard lights should remain on.
And place warning signs in the direction of oncoming traffic
Warning signs on highways should be placed at least 150 meters ahead in the direction of oncoming traffic.
People in the vehicle should quickly move to a safe area.
Prevent a secondary accident from occurring and call the police immediately.
The National Day holiday is a wonderful time to enjoy happiness and spend time with loved ones.
However, traffic safety must not be overlooked.
We wish every driver a happy and safe National Day holiday!