1. Solution: When driving on mountain roads, you must pay more attention to the prompt signs on the roadside, and don't blindly rely on navigation and other electronic devices. At the same time, drive on the right, control the speed, and sound the horn in advance when turning.
2. There are often visual blind spots at the intersections inside the city because of the obstruction of buildings and green belts. Traffic accidents are easy to occur at these intersections. Drivers should be vigilant, slow down when passing through intersections, and observe the road conditions before driving.
3. Coping method: keep a sufficient distance from the car or obstacles in front of you as much as possible, be familiar with the distance of the front blind area, control the vehicle, and drive in a normal sitting posture, and do not be crooked.
The most common man-made blind spot is that many car owners like to put a lot of plush toys under the rear windshield, which blocks the view of the rearview mirror in the car, leading to danger. Therefore, don't do this for the so-called decoration of your car. In addition to the rear windshield, try not to put anything to block the view on the co-driver's seat, otherwise it will be very dangerous.
A-pillar blind area. Generally, a car has three columns on each side, of which the oblique columns on both sides of the front windshield are called the A pillar.Whenever the car turns or enters the curve, the driver's vision will be partially blocked by the A-pillar, creating a blind spot in the field of vision. Blind spot of inner wheel difference.
Reflective blind area If the isolation pier on the highway is reflective, it will cause a large visual blind spot for the driver. Some drivers can't judge the speed and distance because of the reflection, resulting in rear-end accidents. In order to avoid this situation, the driver can install a protective plate or maintain the distance to avoid accidents due to reflection.
Coping method: Before starting the vehicle, develop the habit of checking whether there are obstacles in the rear of the car, and reverse the car at a slow speed. If there are others, you can ask others to assist in keeping a sufficient distance from the obstacles as possible, familiarize yourself with the distance of the rear blind area, and control the vehicle.
A-pillar blind area A-pillar refers to the front windshield.The oblique columns on both sides of the car are called the A column. Whether turning or driving in a straight line, part of the driver's sight will be blocked by the A-pillar. Cause visual blind spots.
Rearview mirror blind areas: The rearview mirrors on both sides of the car can only see both sides of the car body, and cannot fully collect all the information around the car body, especially from the main auxiliary road On the main road, the vehicle cannot be observed from the left rearview mirror. If you accelerate and cut the innermost lane at a large angle, it is easy to collide with vehicles driving at high speed in the innermost lane.
ab column blind area ab column blind area refers to the columns on both sides of the windshield. When turning, the ab column is very easy to cause some blind spots. When the vehicle is driving, a large angle is required.When turning to the other side, the b-pillar will block the view and may collide with the vehicles driving on the right.
Rearview mirror blind area Rearview mirror blind area means that the rearview mirrors on both sides of the body can only observe both sides of the body, but cannot collect all the information around the body. When the blind area of the rearview mirror is out of control, it is easy to cause car collisions and scratches. AB column blind area AB column blind area refers to the columns on both sides of the windshield. When turning, the AB column is easy to cause some blind spots.
Find visual blind spots: All three-dimensional obstacles will produce visual blind spots, and there will be a possibility of moving objects. In driving observation, it cannot be limited to the direct view and position, and the front and rear conditions must also be deeply observed.
A-pillar blind area A-pillar is the oblique column on both sides of the front windshield. For the structure of the car, A-pillar is an indispensable safety beam. Without it, it is like a table without legs. Before the vehicle turns or enters a curve, the driver's vision will be partially blocked by the A-pillar, creating a blind spot in the field of vision.
The visual blind spots in the driving process of the vehicle are: front blind area, rear blind area, AB pillar blind area. The front blind spot refers to the presence of the car's engine cover, which will block part of the field of vision. This is the front blind spot.
The visual blind spots in the driving process of the vehicle include front blind spots, rear blind spots, a-pillar blind spots, b-pillar blind spots, outer rearview mirror blind spots and undercar blind spots, etc. When driving, cars need to pay attention to the condition of blind spots to avoid accidents.
The AB column is easy to cause some blind spots when turning. When the vehicle needs to turn to the other side at a large angle while driving, the B-pillar will block the view and may collide with the vehicle coming from the right. Artificial blind spots are usually covered by dolls, dark-colored window membranes, etc. These will pose a certain threat to our driving safety.
Rearview mirror blind area and B-pillar blind area: The observation range of the rearview mirrors on both sides of the vehicle is limited, and the oblique rear of the vehicle is generally the blind area of the outer rearview mirror. The B-pillar blind area and the co-driver's seat will also block part of the view. Even if you can observe the oblique rear when parallel, you may ignore that the B-pillar blind area may have pedestrians or vehicles.
1. Rearview mirror blindnessArea The blind area of the rearview mirror refers to the rearview mirrors on both sides of the car body that can only observe both sides of the car body, and cannot collect all the information around the car body. When the blind area of the rearview mirror is not controlled, it is very easy to cause collisions and scratches. Ab column blind area Ab column blind area refers to the columns on both sides of the windshield.
2. Generally speaking, there are two kinds of blind spots, one is inside the car and the other is outside the car. The blind spot outside the car is caused by solid objects or light problems such as car bodies and buildings. The blind spot inside the car refers to some artificial blind spots. There are four visual blind spots and some artificial blind spots in the car.
3. Rearview mirror blind area: The rearview mirrors on both sides of the car can only see both sides of the car body, but cannot fully collect all the information around the car body, especially from the auxiliary road to the main road, and the vehicle cannot be observed from the left rearview mirror.If the vehicle cuts into the innermost lane at a large angle, it is easy to collide with vehicles driving in the innermost lane at high speed.
4. Front blind spot: the place that can't be seen in front of the hood, commonly known as the front blind spot. There are several factors that cause the front blind spot of the car, which are related to the body, the height of the seat, the length of the front, the figure of the driver, etc. If the distance of the front blind spot is not well controlled, it is easy to rear-end events.
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1. Solution: When driving on mountain roads, you must pay more attention to the prompt signs on the roadside, and don't blindly rely on navigation and other electronic devices. At the same time, drive on the right, control the speed, and sound the horn in advance when turning.
2. There are often visual blind spots at the intersections inside the city because of the obstruction of buildings and green belts. Traffic accidents are easy to occur at these intersections. Drivers should be vigilant, slow down when passing through intersections, and observe the road conditions before driving.
3. Coping method: keep a sufficient distance from the car or obstacles in front of you as much as possible, be familiar with the distance of the front blind area, control the vehicle, and drive in a normal sitting posture, and do not be crooked.
The most common man-made blind spot is that many car owners like to put a lot of plush toys under the rear windshield, which blocks the view of the rearview mirror in the car, leading to danger. Therefore, don't do this for the so-called decoration of your car. In addition to the rear windshield, try not to put anything to block the view on the co-driver's seat, otherwise it will be very dangerous.
A-pillar blind area. Generally, a car has three columns on each side, of which the oblique columns on both sides of the front windshield are called the A pillar.Whenever the car turns or enters the curve, the driver's vision will be partially blocked by the A-pillar, creating a blind spot in the field of vision. Blind spot of inner wheel difference.
Reflective blind area If the isolation pier on the highway is reflective, it will cause a large visual blind spot for the driver. Some drivers can't judge the speed and distance because of the reflection, resulting in rear-end accidents. In order to avoid this situation, the driver can install a protective plate or maintain the distance to avoid accidents due to reflection.
Coping method: Before starting the vehicle, develop the habit of checking whether there are obstacles in the rear of the car, and reverse the car at a slow speed. If there are others, you can ask others to assist in keeping a sufficient distance from the obstacles as possible, familiarize yourself with the distance of the rear blind area, and control the vehicle.
A-pillar blind area A-pillar refers to the front windshield.The oblique columns on both sides of the car are called the A column. Whether turning or driving in a straight line, part of the driver's sight will be blocked by the A-pillar. Cause visual blind spots.
Rearview mirror blind areas: The rearview mirrors on both sides of the car can only see both sides of the car body, and cannot fully collect all the information around the car body, especially from the main auxiliary road On the main road, the vehicle cannot be observed from the left rearview mirror. If you accelerate and cut the innermost lane at a large angle, it is easy to collide with vehicles driving at high speed in the innermost lane.
ab column blind area ab column blind area refers to the columns on both sides of the windshield. When turning, the ab column is very easy to cause some blind spots. When the vehicle is driving, a large angle is required.When turning to the other side, the b-pillar will block the view and may collide with the vehicles driving on the right.
Rearview mirror blind area Rearview mirror blind area means that the rearview mirrors on both sides of the body can only observe both sides of the body, but cannot collect all the information around the body. When the blind area of the rearview mirror is out of control, it is easy to cause car collisions and scratches. AB column blind area AB column blind area refers to the columns on both sides of the windshield. When turning, the AB column is easy to cause some blind spots.
Find visual blind spots: All three-dimensional obstacles will produce visual blind spots, and there will be a possibility of moving objects. In driving observation, it cannot be limited to the direct view and position, and the front and rear conditions must also be deeply observed.
A-pillar blind area A-pillar is the oblique column on both sides of the front windshield. For the structure of the car, A-pillar is an indispensable safety beam. Without it, it is like a table without legs. Before the vehicle turns or enters a curve, the driver's vision will be partially blocked by the A-pillar, creating a blind spot in the field of vision.
The visual blind spots in the driving process of the vehicle are: front blind area, rear blind area, AB pillar blind area. The front blind spot refers to the presence of the car's engine cover, which will block part of the field of vision. This is the front blind spot.
The visual blind spots in the driving process of the vehicle include front blind spots, rear blind spots, a-pillar blind spots, b-pillar blind spots, outer rearview mirror blind spots and undercar blind spots, etc. When driving, cars need to pay attention to the condition of blind spots to avoid accidents.
The AB column is easy to cause some blind spots when turning. When the vehicle needs to turn to the other side at a large angle while driving, the B-pillar will block the view and may collide with the vehicle coming from the right. Artificial blind spots are usually covered by dolls, dark-colored window membranes, etc. These will pose a certain threat to our driving safety.
Rearview mirror blind area and B-pillar blind area: The observation range of the rearview mirrors on both sides of the vehicle is limited, and the oblique rear of the vehicle is generally the blind area of the outer rearview mirror. The B-pillar blind area and the co-driver's seat will also block part of the view. Even if you can observe the oblique rear when parallel, you may ignore that the B-pillar blind area may have pedestrians or vehicles.
1. Rearview mirror blindnessArea The blind area of the rearview mirror refers to the rearview mirrors on both sides of the car body that can only observe both sides of the car body, and cannot collect all the information around the car body. When the blind area of the rearview mirror is not controlled, it is very easy to cause collisions and scratches. Ab column blind area Ab column blind area refers to the columns on both sides of the windshield.
2. Generally speaking, there are two kinds of blind spots, one is inside the car and the other is outside the car. The blind spot outside the car is caused by solid objects or light problems such as car bodies and buildings. The blind spot inside the car refers to some artificial blind spots. There are four visual blind spots and some artificial blind spots in the car.
3. Rearview mirror blind area: The rearview mirrors on both sides of the car can only see both sides of the car body, but cannot fully collect all the information around the car body, especially from the auxiliary road to the main road, and the vehicle cannot be observed from the left rearview mirror.If the vehicle cuts into the innermost lane at a large angle, it is easy to collide with vehicles driving in the innermost lane at high speed.
4. Front blind spot: the place that can't be seen in front of the hood, commonly known as the front blind spot. There are several factors that cause the front blind spot of the car, which are related to the body, the height of the seat, the length of the front, the figure of the driver, etc. If the distance of the front blind spot is not well controlled, it is easy to rear-end events.
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