The road is icy in snow, how to prevent slipping when traveling?

It's snowing, the road is slippery when it's cold, and the road is icy, so we must be non-slip when we travel. In recent days, heavy snowfall has fallen across the country, which has also made traffic accidents frequent. At the same time, we should pay attention to collecting highway road conditions and weather information at any time before traveling, and try to choose other modes of transportation or change travel plans in case of bad weather.

If the visibility is less than 200 meters, the fog lights, low beams, width indicators, front and rear position lights and hazard warning flashing lights must be turned on; Do not drive on the highway when visibility is less than 50 meters. In addition, in case of traffic accidents, traffic jams or breakdowns, the people on the car should not stay next to the car, should turn on the hazard warning flashing lights and set up warning signs according to the regulations, and should maintain the necessary safety distance while driving, and increase the distance between vehicles. When encountering fog on the highway, slow down in advance, do not approach or drive into the fog and then brake suddenly.

The road is icy in snowy days, and you should pay attention to non-slip when traveling.

For the sake of travel safety, non-slip shoes have become the first choice for buying shoes in winter. When buying shoes, try to choose those non-slip shoes with large sole lines and good anti-slip performance.

1. Artificial wool may not be lost to sheepskin fur.

High-quality cowhide and faux fur shoes generally have the advantages of being strong and durable, and have good thermal performance. Its warm and deodorant function is better than sheepskin and fur, so consumers do not necessarily have to buy wool when buying warm and non-slip shoes.

2. The upper should be a little higher.

It is best for the elderly with poor mobility stability to wear non-slip shoes with a certain height and stability of the upper, which is not only conducive to non-slip, but also can keep warm. Non-slip shoes with more grooves on the soles of the shoes, and non-slip shoes with deep grooves can ensure that the soles do not contain broken ice and snow and ensure that they do not slip. Non-slip shoes with a certain heel should be worn, and the height of the heel should be in centimeters.

A heel that is too high will affect the position of the center of gravity and make people prone to falling; Flat non-slip shoes without heels have poor stability and should not be worn.

3. The sole is too soft and too hard.

Shoes with a soft sole can increase the comfort of the shoe, but it can lead to increased instability, so don't choose a non-slip shoe with a soft sole. The sole of some non-slip shoes is made of rubber, although it is very soft, it is not wear-resistant, and it is difficult to stick to the upper seam and easy to open the seam; And although the rubber is wear-resistant, it is easy to become brittle when it is cold and frozen, and even the bottom is broken. Nowadays, the soles of the best non-slip shoes are made of TPR material, which is more wear-resistant and lightweight.

In addition, the sole should be able to ensure all-round anti-slip, and it is rare for people to fall on their backs, and most of the time they slip forward and left and right, so it is very important to prevent slipping. It is understood that the general post-snow fractures are mostly concentrated in the ankle bone, coccyx and lumbar vertebrae. Therefore, do not rush to get up after a fall, and first see if you have a pain in your thigh, waist or wrist.

At the same time, the public is reminded that if you fall suddenly, try not to use your wrists to support the ground, because this kind of falling posture is most likely to cause arm fractures.

The anti-slip method is as follows:1. Reduce the speed: drive according to the speed predicted on the highway variable information display board to prevent the vehicle from sliding during emergency braking and avoid increasing the risk factor.

2. Increase the driving distance: the driving distance of the ice and snow road should be 2 or 3 times of the driving distance on the dry road, and the appropriate increase in the driving distance can improve the safety of the vehicle.

3. Drive along the driving path of the car in front, and generally do not overtake, accelerate to avoid air, sharp turn or emergency braking. When it is necessary to stop, it is necessary to take measures in advance, use more gear shifting, and less braking to prevent side slipping caused by various reasons.

4. When encountering curves or ramps on ice and snow roads, slow down in advance and pass slowly on the bridge.

5. The equipment for snow driving should also be complete, and it is best to install tire snow chains or change to snow tires in time.

The precautions for driving on ice and snow roads are as follows: 1. Start slowly with the accelerator: on the ice and snow road, it is more common for the vehicle to start difficult, especially for the front-wheel drive vehicle, the front wheel is easy to slip, and it is very dangerous, so when starting on the ice and snow road, the strength of stepping on the accelerator should be lighter, and do not vigorously start with the accelerator.

2. Predict in advance to ensure safety: the "prediction" of driving in snow is essential, and it should be more important than usual, snowfall will have a great impact on the driving vision, which requires more to judge the situation ahead in advance and avoid emergency steering wheel or emergency braking. 3. Don't rush to hit the direction:

When driving in snowy weather, avoid hitting the steering wheel sharply, as snowfall will cause the road to snow and ice or the road will be muddy, which will significantly reduce the grip of the tires.

1. Novice drivers with less than three years of driving experience, try not to drive, you will find that the car is not under your control at all.

2. Put up the wipers when you stop at night, otherwise it will freeze on the front gear tomorrow morning.

3. Put the tire pressure down a little, about 2 kg, increase the contact between the tire and the ground, and add snow chains if possible.

4. When you get up in the morning, the car door will freeze and can't be opened, and you can't use the hall to pull it, and the door handle will be damaged, so you should use hot water to slowly pour it into the door handle and door cracks.

5. Open the car door, start the car 15 minutes in advance, and hit the warm air on the glass to thaw it, do not use the wipers, otherwise the wiper motor will burn out.

6. Wait for all the sight holes in the car to be clear before you can go on the road, and gently step on the brakes in a safe section when you start on the road, because the brake pads are frozen.

7. Keep a safe distance on the road, the safe car distance is more than four times that of usual, the speed is controlled at about 20 30 kilometers, the speed is controlled by the accelerator, the accelerator can not be slammed on the accelerator, and the brakes must not be stepped on, you will collapse after stepping on the brakes, the car will accelerate and slide towards the obstacle, at this time, the direction of the car will turn on the road, and the accident will occur.

8. Try to avoid the road surface with slopes, such as: bridge deck, tunnel mouth, elevated, etc., the car will skid and cannot drive on this road section, and accidents are very likely to occur.

9. It is best not to drive an electric car when traveling, as it is 100% to wrestle on icy roads.

10. Try to walk as much as possible, wear non-slip shoes, walk slowly on a very slippery road, sink the center of gravity, if you can't control it and fall, don't use your hands to support the ground, your wrist is easy to fracture.

Driving safely on ice and snow roads requires the following points: 1. Drive in a straight line: (1) Maintain sufficient vehicle distance, generally at least double the normal road surface.

2) Maintain an even speed and do not accelerate or decelerate sharply. (3) Try not to overtake in the case of unsure of the situation. 2. Turning:

Maintain the minimum speed before entering the corner, turn slowly and hit the direction slowly. Make big turns, don't make sharp turns. 3. Ramp driving:

Add a little speed before going uphill to increase the uphill momentum. On the ramp, you can't accelerate and maintain a constant speed until you reach the top of the slope; Before going downhill, try to slow down to the lowest speed, keep a constant speed, go downhill without braking, and never hang neutral gear. 4. Use of snow chains:

Road snow thicknesses of more than 10 cm must be fitted to the drive wheels using snow chains. It is recommended not to install snow chains on the road under 10 cm of snow, which is easy to damage the tires, and the vibration and noise are very large.

1. If necessary, the tire can be deflated to increase the contact area between the car and the slippery road surface and enhance the tire adhesion; The ice and snow road should be slowly lifted and refueled slowly at any time, and it is easy to slide or idle when refueling vigorously; Remember to keep your distance, as vehicles in front and behind you may roll or slide sideways when braking or starting.

2. Dark and damp places, under overpasses and tunnel openings are easy to freeze, and thin ice is more terrible, so you should be more careful and slow down.

3. Ice on the road is the most dangerous situation that a driver may encounter. In this case, try to drive in the rut left by the car in front of you, and don't drive on the side of the road. If you feel that the drive wheels are starting to slip, release the throttle immediately.

Increase the distance from the vehicle in front of you for at least 10 seconds. Do not slam on the brakes, as this will likely cause side skidding. If a slippage occurs, the brakes are released immediately so that the steering wheel can regain control of the car.

4. Increase the distance between you and the car in front of you when driving in snowy weather, and brake in advance. When you find that the distance between you and the car in front is shortening, no matter what the reason, immediately collect the oil and slow down and put your foot on the brake pedal to prepare for braking.

5. Start in high gear. If there is wheel slippage at the start, you can put it in a gear one level higher than usual, and the clutch release is slower than usual, which is best solved with a wide comic amplitude of the half-clutch. The throttle is smaller than usual, and as soon as the wheels turn, immediately shift into the next gear and you're ready to go.

For vehicles with automatic transmission, if they have snow mode, they should be changed to snow mode in time, and for vehicles without snow mode, they should be replaced with the corresponding "3", "2" or "1" afterburner gear.

6. The speed of the car should be slow. The speed of driving in snow must be slow, and controlling the speed of the vehicle and maintaining a large safety distance from the vehicle in front are the keys to driving on ice and snow roads. When turning, slow down first, increase the turning radius appropriately and slow down the steering wheel.

Hold the steering wheel with both hands, and the operation should be smooth and gentle.

7. Brake cautiously. You must not slam on the brakes in snowy weather, as this may cause side slippage. If a slippage occurs, release the brakes immediately to allow the steering wheel to regain control of the car.

Take the brakes before entering a corner, and never apply the brakes in a corner, as this will cause the car to lose control due to inertia. In addition, when the vehicle is stuck in snow and ice and the wheels are slipping, try to reduce the tire pressure to achieve greater adhesion.

8. Traffic safety experts said that the friction coefficient of normal dry asphalt pavement is, the friction coefficient of pavement is reduced in rainy days, and the friction coefficient of pavement is lower in snowy days. The coefficient of friction is reduced, the braking distance is increased, and if the driver is still driving like a normal road surface in rainy and snowy weather, it is easy to rear-end collision. Therefore, the driver should increase the distance between the car and extend the braking distance.

9. Try to avoid parking on the snow as you will have a hard time getting it to restarts. If you have to park downhill with snow, make sure you have enough space to get out of the parking space, as it becomes very difficult to move the space back and forth.