Do you understand these light languages when driving? Especially when driving at night, you will suffer a big loss if you don’t understand!
Usually when driving on the road, we are particularly annoyed by people who honk their horns at every turn. Some people drive uncivilized and get angry, honking their horns all the time, which makes people very upset. In fact, sometimes we don’t have to do this. We can convey information to others by relying entirely on our headlights. It is also a very civilized behavior. But many people may say that no one understands this lantern language, so how should it be used? Today, the editor will explain to you how to use car lights to accurately convey information to others. After learning how to use them, driving on the road will be much more civilized. So under what circumstances can civilization use lantern language? Let’s take a look together.
1. Waiting for traffic lights
When we are waiting for the traffic light, after the red light turns green, the car in front has no intention of leaving. If we directly honk the horn at this time, it is easy for the car in front to misunderstand and cause conflicts. This is when we should flash the high beam to remind the person ahead. Vehicles, if the vehicle in front has no intention of leaving yet, then we will flash it again to remind you. But often at this time, many people will keep honking their horns, which makes people very upset and may lead to unnecessary conflicts.
2. When encountering high beam lights on the opposite side
If we are driving at night and encounter high-beam lights coming from the opposite direction, we must flash the high-beam lights twice to remind the other party to turn on their lights. Generally, the oncoming vehicle will switch to low-beam lights, but we also encounter them when driving. Some unqualified people will not interact with you no matter how you remind them. Then we must not get angry with such people. We should slow down and drive slowly until the other party's vehicle passes by. Remember, be sure not to get angry with a high-beam dog, otherwise the consequences will be disastrous.
3. When two-lane vehicles meet
We often encounter situations where we are driving on a road with only two lanes. If there are obstacles in the other side's lane and we need to use the other side's lane when meeting, if we agree, we should flash our high beams to show our agreement with the oncoming vehicle. Go first, but when we disagree with the oncoming vehicle to go first, we must flash our high beams more than three times in a row to let the other party understand that we cannot avoid it. At this time, the oncoming vehicle can only slow down. If you don't understand what the other person means at this time, it may cause an inevitable car accident.
4. When there is a problem with the car approaching or the car in front of you
When we are driving on the road and find that there is a problem with the vehicle approaching or the vehicle in front of us, especially a large truck, such as loose cargo or defective tires, we should flash the high beam of the vehicle three times in a row to wait for the driver of the vehicle in front to pay attention. At that time, flash the high beam three times to alert the other party. So when we are driving, if we find the car behind flashing its lights at you, we must pay attention. This may be a warning from the car behind you that there is a problem with your vehicle. We You must slow down and stop to check.
5. When the car behind you follows too closely
When we find that the distance between the vehicle behind us and our vehicle is too close, we can also lightly tap the brakes one after another to make the brake lights light up without affecting the speed of the vehicle, so as to remind the vehicle behind us that the distance behind us is too close. This is not only for protection If you kill yourself, you will also give a warning to the other vehicle to keep a distance between vehicles.
6. When the vehicle behind you gives way during a merge, how should you thank the vehicle behind you?
When we are merging, if the car behind gives us the right of way, how should we express our gratitude? Generally speaking, when encountering this situation, just press double flash and flash twice. If the other party understands what you mean and can use car language skillfully, the other party will also flash the high beam to express that you are welcome. .
Therefore, we must learn to use these lanterns correctly, otherwise it may lead to unnecessary conflicts or even accidents if we do not understand them.
