In the field of transportation, safety is always a topic that cannot be ignored and will never go out of style. Whether we are novice or seasoned drivers, we must strictly follow the traffic rules and keep an eye on ourselves at all times, especially when driving on the highway.
According to research, drowsy driving is one of the important factors that lead to traffic accidents, especially on highways that require long drives. Therefore, to avoid this, some smart drivers choose to travel with multiple driving buddies in order to change drivers when they feel fatigued, ensuring that everyone has enough rest and a full mental state.
There is a mantra among drivers - "every three must enter", which is a summary of the experience of old drivers, its meaning is not intuitive, but it contains an important driving safety concept. In fact, "every three must enter" means that when the driver encounters the third service area, it is important for the driver to enter the break.
Service areas are usually set up every about 50 km, and if three service areas have been passed, then the driver has driven at least 150 km, which means they have been driving continuously for some time. Even if you don't feel noticeable fatigue, prolonged concentration and the continuous functioning of your body can have a subtle effect on your body.
The service area exists to provide a space for drivers who drive long distances to rest. Here, drivers can use the restroom, grab a bite to eat, or simply stretch to relieve the stress and fatigue of driving.
According to statistics, the number of traffic accidents caused by drowsy driving every year is staggering. Therefore, whether you are a veteran who runs at high speeds a lot or a novice who occasionally hits the road, you should always pay attention to your mental state and physical condition. When you see the third service area, don't let you miss the opportunity to take a break just because you think you can still hold on.
During the upcoming New Year's Day, the traffic on the highway will increase significantly, and driving safety is especially important. Let us all remember and practice the principle of "every three must advance", which is not only for our own safety, but also for the responsibility of others.
Here, we encourage all readers to participate in the discussion on this topic and share your driving experience and understanding of the principle of "every three must enter". At the same time, we also call on everyone to be vigilant at all times during the driving process and arrange rest time reasonably, so that every trip can be safe and smooth.