February** Dynamic Incentive Program
When we drive on the highway and enjoy the scenery outside the car window, we may encounter an unexpected situation - traffic jams. Recently, a young man drove back to Chongqing from Hangzhou, blocked the Hubei Expressway for 44 hours, and climbed over the railing to buy bread in the village. How should we deal with such a situation? This article will take the guy's experience as an example to detail survival tips and emergency measures when stuck in traffic jams for a long time on the highway.
We want to be comfortable in the car. Long hours of driving can be tiring, so we need to adjust the angle and height of the seat to make sure our back is supported. At the same time, we also need to take regular rest, stop every 1-2 hours to move our body, and avoid physical discomfort caused by sitting for a long time. In addition, we can also have some snacks and water in the car in case you are hungry or thirsty.
We need to address hunger and fatigue. When stuck in traffic, we may feel hungry because we can't find food in time. At this time, we can prepare some convenient food in advance, such as bread, biscuits, etc., in case of emergency. At the same time, we need to get enough sleep. If possible, we can take a nap in the car to replenish our energy.
We deal with emergencies. When stuck in traffic jams on the highway for long periods of time, various emergencies may arise. For example, the car may break down, or we may feel physically unwell. At this point, we need to be calm. If the car breaks down, we can try to fix it by ourselves, if it can't be solved, we need to contact the rescue in time. If you are unwell, we need to stop and rest immediately and seek medical help if necessary.
We have to keep a good attitude. Prolonged traffic jams can make us feel anxious and irritable. However, this emotion only makes us more miserable. Therefore, we need to adjust our mindset and look down on the troubles caused by traffic jams. We can divert our attention and relax our mood by listening, reading, etc.
In the face of prolonged traffic jams on highways, we need to be well prepared, including staying comfortable in the car, dealing with hunger and fatigue, dealing with emergencies, and maintaining a good state of mind. Only in this way can we better protect our physical and mental health when encountering similar situations, and reduce the discomfort and distress caused by long-term traffic jams.