When driving a motor vehicle, the driver should pay attention to the safety distance from the vehicle in front, and the safety distance should increase with the increase of vehicle speed. If you don't keep a safe distance, you can easily get into a traffic accident if you have an emergency.
Safety alertsAt about 22 o'clock on December 18, the command room of the high-speed traffic police corps of the Henan Provincial Public Security Department found that at 700 kilometers of the Xinzheng section of the Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway, a truck overturned, and the situation was very dangerous.
After the police arrived at the scene, they saw a truck overturned on its side on the highway, and the police immediately set up a safe area with police cars and cones to direct passing vehicles to avoid traffic.
After inquiry, it was learned that the truck driver was carrying a car of goods, along the Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway north to south to the accident section, because the front car took the brake, the truck driver did not keep a safe distance from the car in front, in order to avoid his vehicle rear-end car in front, in an emergency, he stepped on the brakes urgently, while subconsciously slamming the steering wheel, causing the truck to lose control, the center of gravity was unstable and rolled over, resulting in damage to the vehicle, fortunately the driver was not injured by wearing a seat belt.
Combined with the situation at the scene, the police determined that the cause of the accident was caused by the truck driver's failure to keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front and improper operation, and bear full responsibility for the accident.
Henan highway traffic police remindedHighway traffic flow is large, the speed of the vehicle is fast, on the way, the driver should keep enough safe distance from the vehicle in front of the vehicle when driving, in case of ice, snow, rain and fog and other bad weather to appropriately expand the driving distance, drive cautiously, to ensure driving safety.
Contribution |Han Bing, a team of high-speed corps.