There are a lot of features in our cars, some of which we use every day, but there are some features that you don't want to "owe in your hands". The following functions have serious consequences if used incorrectly, so let's take a look.
ESC Electronic Stability Control is an active safety feature in automobiles that prevents the driver from losing control of the vehicle. The ESC system can greatly reduce vehicle skidding and improve driving safety and handling in the case of wet road surface in rainy and snowy weather. However, if the ESC is accidentally turned off, it will reduce the stability of the vehicle and greatly reduce the driving safety.
However, it should be noted that when the vehicle is stuck in sand and mud, the ESC function will limit the engine speed, and the ESC function should be turned off in this case, which will help to get out of trouble.
When we drive in the suburbs at night, if the lighting conditions are not good, in order to ensure driving safety, we can turn on the high beams.
However, if there is an oncoming car, you must switch to low beams, otherwise the high beams can blind the opposite driver visually, which is very dangerous. Therefore, when driving at night, for the safety of yourself and others, you must standardize the use of high beams.
In case of waiting for red lights or congested road sections, turn on the Auto Hold function, and release the brake directly after stepping on the stop, Auto Hold can prevent the vehicle from moving on its own, so that the driver's feet can leave the brake pedal to rest and relax.
However, if you forget to turn on Auto Hold, when the gear is in N gear and the brakes are not applied, the vehicle may move unexpectedly, increasing the risk of accidents.
Only by understanding the various functions of your car and avoiding misuse or abuse can you ensure driving safety and enjoy the convenience and fun of driving.