In the land of southern Guangdong, there is a Mr. Li, he is an authentic Cantonese, one day he drove north, in order to avoid the traffic congestion, Mr. Li turned his mind and decided to find another way. On the way, he saw an empty lane with a sign that said "passable", and without looking into details, he drove into it with joy, thinking that he had found a mysterious shortcut.
Mr. Li walked unhindered on this lane, and his heart was full of joy, and he called himself a "wise man on the road". However, shortly after returning home, a text message flashing on the screen of his phone broke his joy - he was deducted 3 points and fined 200 yuan for violating traffic rules. A stunned Mr. Li immediately went to the traffic police brigade to discuss the explanation, and the lane he thought was a "green channel" was actually a multi-passenger lane. Designed to encourage carpooling and reduce the stress of single travel, the lane is only accessible to vehicles with two or more passengers, and is unique in that it includes two or more small figures, in contrast to the single person pattern of the regular lane.
Mr. Li, who learned the truth, suddenly realized that his negligence was like the payment of an "IQ tax". He reflected: "Driving without knowing the road is like reading without reading. This incident made him deeply aware of the importance of learning and understanding traffic signs, and not to drive blindly, otherwise he may not only suffer the embarrassment of fines and demerit points, but also pose a threat to the safety of himself and others.
According to statistics, in our country every year due to the driver's misunderstanding of traffic signs caused by a certain proportion of traffic accidents, which undoubtedly reminds every driver that familiar with traffic rules, identification of all kinds of traffic signs is not a trivial matter, but a major event related to public safety.
Mr. Li's story undoubtedly sounded a wake-up call for the majority of car owners: when facing an unfamiliar lane or an unclear traffic sign, do not venture in, stop first to observe, and if necessary, use Internet search and other means to confirm whether it can pass. Not only will you avoid unnecessary trouble, but you will also be able to protect yourself and others, making every trip a safe and smart choice.
At the end, I would like to invite you to **: In today's increasingly developed intelligent transportation, how can we improve our traffic rule literacy while enjoying convenience, so as to avoid becoming the next Mr. Li who "mistakenly enters the forbidden place"? Welcome to leave your views and suggestions in the comment area, and we'll see you in the next episode!