The tripod that comes with the car—do you know how to use it?

2018-05-03

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  NO1. According to the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People’s Republic of China, on urban roads, when a vehicle breaks down or is involved in a traffic accident on a regular road, the warning triangle should be placed 50 to 100 meters behind the vehicle. I wonder—if that “one who just wanted to see more clearly”—will quietly lower its head and step back!

  NO2: On highways, not only are speeds higher than on urban roads, but traffic volume is also greater! Therefore, it’s even more important to use warning triangles correctly—otherwise, the consequences could be disastrous. According to national traffic laws, on highways, you must set up warning signs at least 150 meters behind your vehicle.

  NO3. The original intention behind designing the triangular warning sign for rainy or foggy weather is precisely to serve as a “reminder”—especially when visibility is poor due to rain or fog. In our country, the required minimum distance has been increased to 200 meters. If all drivers could properly place these signs according to the relevant regulations, who knows how many families could be saved?

  Everyone is strongly advised to keep these relevant regulations firmly in mind to prevent secondary accidents.

  Here, the editor would like to offer a reminder: If you absolutely have to stop on the highway—regardless of whether you’re in the rightmost lane—make sure to pull over behind the guardrail or into a wide ditch, and even be prepared to “jump into the ditch at any moment.” Unless the traffic behind you has come to a complete standstill for dozens of vehicles, there’s simply no place that’s completely safe for pedestrians!

 

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