新手驾车的26点常识性错误大总结!（26 summary of common sense mistakes for novice drivers!）.doc

新手驾车的26点常识性错误大总结!（26 summary of common sense mistakes for novice drivers!） 1, daytime headlamps do not drive well; wrong, not only for the car without any damage, but also can greatly reduce the accident rate, Western Europe, dozens of national laws and regulations, regardless of day and night, must drive headlights. 2, night light is more strong driving safety; light irradiation angle error, the bigger the safety, light up The higher the brighter, the more dangerous. 3, often use the big throttle on the engine is not good; wrong, the engine in gear speed is often mentioned more than 4000, not only harmless, but also to the engine has certain advantages, often neutral step on the accelerator or long time in high The speed is not good for the engine. 4, the habit of clutch is to reduce trouble; wrong, habitual clutch is not only bad for the machine, but the trouble will be more, more important is unsafe. 5, when the car is running, the central door lock is a safe way; wrong, this is a very dangerous way, once the car accident occurs, will not open the door, so the risk rate is further improved. Avoid thieves snatching the goods in the car. It is better to lock the central door lock at the time of traffic jam or traffic lights. 6, used only after parking the parking brake; errors in the parking ground uneven not only to pull the handbrake to hang in the stalls, this is to prevent the car due to uneven pavement the best way to avoid falling. 7, on the high speed road, the slower the more secure; wrong, if you drive a small car, the speed is slower than 60km/h, but is not safe, according to the performance of the car, speed is often maintained in the 80-110km/h more secure. 8 it is safest to drive on the right side of the road; it is most unsafe, because there are more cars overtaking the other than on the other side of the road. 9, one-way traffic, if there is a double Road, the pressure dashed line is the safest; wrong, the most prone to accidents, because no matter t