Let's first look at an exam question in subject 4. The road surface where the fence car is most prone to sideslip is:
A dry cement pavement
B The road surface when it has just rained or started to rain
C Wet cement pavement
D road in heavy rain
The answer is B. On the road that has just rained, the vehicle is most prone to sideslip. To sum up, on the road that has just rained, the faster the truck is, the easier it is to encounter "water slip", which will lead to the loss of control of the vehicle. When driving in the rain, before the vehicle loses control, you can judge whether the truck you are driving has encountered "water slip" through the following phenomena? And how is it right? The following is popularized by our company's technical staff.
1. When the card friends feel that the force of turning the steering wheel becomes smaller, they need to be more vigilant, which may be a danger signal of "water slip".
2. When stepping on the accelerator to accelerate, it is found that the engine speed increases, but the vehicle speed cannot be obviously felt through the external reference object, and the truck tires may have "water slipped".
fence car
3. When the truck encounters "water slip", remember not to take emergency braking, otherwise it will easily roll over. First, control the direction steadily, slowly lift the accelerator, and slowly reduce the speed. The safest way is to develop good driving habits, reduce the driving speed, reduce the speed in advance, slow the direction when turning, and do not change lanes easily when driving, especially on slippery roads, you must know the dividing line in the middle of the lane. Covered with thick paint, the friction is smaller than the normal ground, and the important cause of "water slip" is the excessive speed of the car. Therefore, the editor reminds everyone to pay attention to safety when driving.
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