You must know these commonly used "light languages". Many car owners are fined and deducted because they do not understand them.
When driving at night, you will sometimes encounter an oncoming car or a car behind you flashing its lights at you. Some veteran drivers who have been driving for many years may be able to understand the meaning of these "light languages" at once and respond in time, but some novice drivers I didn't know anything about it. When I saw others flashing their lights at me, I thought they were provoking me, and I felt very angry. As a result, I made a lot of jokes and even got into fights, which was very inappropriate.
Today, the editor has summarized some "Light Languages" that we often use when driving. They are simple, easy to remember, and very practical. Once you understand them, you can avoid a lot of trouble and even save your life at critical moments. Therefore, these commonly used "Light Languages" "You must know that many car owners are fined and deducted points because they don't understand.
First of all, the most common thing is to flash the car lights. So what do the lights flash 1 time, flash 2 times, and flash 3 times mean?
When we are waiting for the signal light, some car owners may take advantage of these short tens of seconds to do some things, such as adjusting the air conditioner temperature, charging their mobile phones, chatting, etc., without noticing that the signal light has turned green, and the car owners behind will Flashing the headlights reminds the car in front to start driving instead of honking, so flashing the headlights is generally a friendly reminder.
When driving at night, if the vehicle in the opposite lane turns on the high beam, your eyes will be blurred and you will not be able to see the road clearly, which is very dangerous. Therefore, if you accidentally turn on the high beam and forget to turn it off, your eyes will be blurred. If your car flashes its headlights at you twice, you must remember to turn off the high beam immediately.
If the traffic police find that turning on the high beam headlights in an urban area with good visibility affects the normal driving of other vehicles, they will be deducted 1 point and fined 100 yuan. Sometimes the traffic police will fine the driver for staring at the high beam headlights to make the car owner deeply aware of the abuse. The dangers of turning on high beam headlights.
If it flashes 3 times, you need to be very careful, because when the car in the opposite lane or the car behind you flashes 3 times, it is likely that there is something wrong with your car, and you are not aware of it. Some cars have doors that are not closed tightly. While driving, the tire screws were not tightened, and the tire was about to run away, even though I didn't know anything about it.
There are also some drivers who run long distances for a long time, spin and drive, fall asleep while driving, and the car has seriously deviated from the track. The car behind them quickly flashed their headlights three times to remind the driver that he woke up and drove the car back to the lane. Otherwise, once it rolls off the highway, the result is likely to be a car crash and death.
The roofs of some trucks are open, and the goods on the truck fall off and are scattered on the highway. If the owner does not discover it in time, it will affect the passage of other vehicles. If a traffic accident is caused, the owner of the truck will be fully responsible, so if you drive It was a truck. The vehicle behind it flashed its headlights three times at you. You must pay attention to whether there is any abnormality in your car and deal with it promptly and properly.
There is also a kind of "light language" that is, when driving on a highway, if the car in front of you that is driving normally suddenly turns on its turn signal or flashes its lights, it is likely that there are obstacles or dangers ahead. You must slow down and change lanes to avoid it. You must not continue to drive straight ahead.
