On busy highways, emergencies often arise. Some vehicles may suddenly change lanes of travel, some may change lanes at solid lines, and some may even make sudden stops on the highway. Not only are these actions dangerous, but they can also lead to serious consequences. So, how should we respond when we encounter these situations?The answer is: speed and don't give way.
Giving speed means that when we encounter the above situation, we should first maintain our driving speed, rather than changing our driving lane in order to avoid other vehicles. This is because if we suddenly change lanes to avoid other vehicles, it can cause our own vehicle to roll over or cause a collision with other vehicles. These consequences can cause us great loss and harm.
Let's understand this principle with an example. Imagine a large truck driver driving on the highway, and suddenly a female driver changed lanes because she took the wrong intersection and stopped in the middle of the road. In order to avoid this female driver, the driver of a large truck may slam the steering wheel, causing his vehicle to overturn and suffer heavy losses. If the truck driver insists on giving way and not giving way, he may choose to maintain his speed and let the female driver bear the consequences of changing lanes.
The importance of this principle lies in the fact that it keeps us safe. If we change lanes to avoid other vehicles, it can cause our own vehicles to lose control, which in turn can lead to greater danger. In addition, if we collide with another vehicle by avoiding another vehicle, then the responsibility will be borne by us. Therefore, giving way to speed not only guarantees our safety, but also protects us from loss due to the wrong actions of others.
While driving, let's keep this important principle in mind: give way to speed. When confronted with illegal lane changes or other dangerous behavior, we need to stay calm, stick to our speed and lane, and remind ourselves and other drivers that safety is the most important thing.