In the world of driving, every driver has a unique driving style and attitude. On the congested roads of the city, it is quite difficult to experience the speed of free flow. Even Nantong, the city with the fastest free flow speed in the country, is only 5103km/h。This situation makes the opportunity to step on floor oil quite limited, especially at traffic light intersections and during peak hours of congestion. Driving in the city, it is difficult to pull the distance between the front and rear vehicles, and stepping on the floor oil has become a luxury.
It's not just a constraint on driving skills, it's more about a choice of driving philosophy. It has been observed that some people do not like to step on floor oil, and some of them are due to concerns about losing control of their speeds. Like a roller coaster, everyone has a different attitude towards speed and control.
Especially in the age of electric and hybrid vehicles, the moment you step on the floor oil, the rapid acceleration makes you feel like you are in a roller coaster. Some people try it, but they are deterred. But at the same time, it also makes stepping on floor oil a much more exciting experience.
Someone once said that stepping on floor oil has an impact on the life of the engine. The national standards have quite strict requirements for engine reliability. After 400 hours of alternating load testing, 25 minutes of which were spent at full throttle. Such a test is almost a piece of cake for a modest floor oil in our daily driving. Our engines can withstand such tests, but on the contrary, it is the wear and tear of the tires that needs to be paid attention to.
Stepping on floor oil should not be avoided in all cases. In some specific scenarios, a moderate amount of floor oil is recommended. For example, when starting at a traffic light or merging into a highway, if the road conditions are safe, a moderate increase in the throttle can improve traffic efficiency and reduce congestion. The same is true when overtaking, and pressing the throttle more often can reduce the overall time it takes to overtake, reduce driving risk, and improve safety.
In the world of driving, we find a delicate balance between speed and smoothness. This balance not only exists in the mechanical level of driving, but also in the choice of life attitude. Every time you step on the gas, it's an expression of yourself on the road, a trade-off between speed, control and safety.
In the hustle and bustle of the city, we may pay more attention to the change of traffic lights and the movement of the car in front. Driving is not just a means to get to your destination, it's a unique experience. The moment we step on the floor oil, we seem to travel through time and space and feel the excitement of speed. When we sail in this world of speed, we also need to know how to get behind the wheel and make speed a pleasure rather than a burden.
Looking back on those days when I stepped on the floor oil less, I found that I paid more attention to the smoothness and comfort of driving. In the congestion of the city, the chances of stepping on the floor oil may seem slim, but that doesn't stop us from discovering the joy of driving. Every start, every stop, is a subtle experience of speed and control.
The driving philosophy tells us that speed and smoothness are not contradictory, but can complement each other. In the process of driving, we can find a concept that pursues both speed and safety and comfort through moderate floor oil and smooth driving. It's like a lesson in life about how to strike a delicate balance between speed and smoothness in a fast-paced society.
Every time you step on the accelerator, it's a reflection on the relationship between speed and smoothness. In the process, we discovered the charm of driving and realized the true meaning of life. Whether it's the passion of chasing speed, or feeling calm and calm in a smooth drive, driving is not only a skill, but also an attitude to life. So let's find that unique balance of speed and smoothness on the road, making driving an endless pleasure.