There is a popular saying among riders that when you see a vehicle with a red rope tied to it on the road, it's best to avoid it. Why? It turns out that cars with red ropes tied are often new cars. In addition to home replacement, many of the new car buyers are novice drivers who have just finished their driver's license and have relatively little driving experience. Novice drivers may not be familiar with the traffic rules and are prone to traffic accidents. To celebrate the purchase of a new car, 4S shops usually tie a red ribbon to the vehicle's rearview mirror or wheels to symbolize good luck.
However, there are some drawbacks to red ribbons. For example, if a red ribbon is tied to the rearview mirror, it may be blown by the wind while driving and stick to the rearview mirror, affecting the driver's vision, which may cause traffic problems. Therefore, if you want to tie a red ribbon to celebrate, it is recommended to tie it in a different position or cut the red ribbon short to avoid affecting driving.
Novice drivers may not only be nervous when driving, but also may not be familiar with the traffic rules. Many novice drivers will put a sign on the back of the vehicle that says "Novice ahead, beware of avoidance", which is a good practice. Because when other drivers see this kind of prompt, they usually be more cautious and avoid accidents.
In addition, other drivers will also be more careful when they see a vehicle with a red rope tied to it, because they know that it is a new car, and the owner will usually cherish it more. Therefore, when seeing such vehicles on the road, drivers usually keep a certain distance to avoid scratching.
In short, when novice drivers hit the road, it is recommended that they can put reminder signs on the back of the vehicle, so that other drivers will be more understanding and tolerant. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to obeying traffic rules to ensure driving safety.
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