Violation of traffic rules
Violations of traffic rules include running red lights, speeding, driving on the line, forcibly changing lanes without lights, and failing to yield to the following regulations. For example, forcing yourself through an intersection at a red light or speeding on a highway is extremely dangerous and can easily lead to traffic accidents.
Do not give way to pedestrians
Pedestrians have the right of way at zebra crossings, pedestrians pass normally on zebra crossings, and motor vehicles should stop and give way. If a motor vehicle does not yield to pedestrians, it may lead to pedestrian injuries and even serious traffic accidents. At present, many cities have stipulated that motor vehicles that do not yield to pedestrians will be punished.
, distracted driving
Distracted driving refers to a driver's lack of concentration while driving, such as using a mobile phone to make calls**, operating a mobile phone, adjusting navigation, talking to passengers, etc. For example, operating a mobile phone while driving can cause the driver to be unresponsive and unable to respond to emergencies on the road in a timely manner.
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, brutal driving
Driving behaviors include frequent lane changes, sudden braking, cutting in line, and maliciously stopping cars. For example, changing lanes frequently on the road and not turning signals in advance will catch other vehicles off guard, increasing the risk of rear-end collisions and scrapes. For example, some people have angry driving behavior, and other people's normal lane change behavior is aimed at him, so he angrily goes to maliciously stop the car, resulting in a traffic accident.
, drunk driving
After drinking, people's reflexes and judgment will be reduced, and it is very easy to cause traffic accidents. For example, a drunk driver may not be able to correctly judge distance and speed, resulting in a crash. In recent years, the traffic police around the country have strengthened the law enforcement of drunk driving, especially to the holidays, the law enforcement action to investigate drunk driving is particularly many, found drunk driving or drunk driving, the light detention fine, the heavy revocation of the driver's license or even criminal detention, most people can also do driving without drinking, drinking without driving.
, fatigue driving
When driving for long periods of time or at night, fatigue is easily occurring. Drowsy driving can make drivers lose concentration and react sluggishly. For example, after several hours of continuous driving, the driver may doze off and be unable to avoid obstacles in front of him. Driving on the highway is more likely to get tired, and it is generally recommended to stop and rest for a while after driving on the highway for 4 hours.
, uncivilized behavior
Uncivilized behavior refers to littering, honking horns, abusive high beams, provocation of other drivers, etc. For example, littering on the road not only affects environmental hygiene, but can also interfere with the movement of other vehicles. The use of high beams at night is also easy to affect the line of sight of oncoming drivers, resulting in traffic accidents.
All of these bad driving behaviors can lead to traffic accidents and threaten the lives of yourself and others. As a driver, you should always obey traffic rules, maintain good driving habits, and jointly create a safe and civilized traffic environment. At the same time, if you encounter bad behavior from other drivers, stay calm, avoid emotional reactions, and ensure your own safety.