With the rise of self-drive car rentals, many people want to use the holiday to go out by car. Many people with a driver's license may choose to rent a car to travel to a scenic spot.

Traveling by car, you must inspect the condition of the vehicle carefully before carrying it out, and carry some self-help tools. In order to avoid delays in the itinerary, riders must plan well before travelling to understand road conditions, such as whether to ban, change lanes, or build roads.

Get used to driving in the city, often to the suburbs are not accustomed to. In particular, the roads and ditches that open to complex conditions are inevitably scary.

When passing through a mountain road, one side of the mountain road is backed by mountains, and the other side is a cliff or a river. The road is narrow, there are many curves, there are many caves, and the horizon is limited. It is not easy to find the opposite vehicle in advance, which poses a threat to traffic safety. At this time, you should choose to drive in the middle of the road or on the side of the mountain. When turning, you should always keep in mind the essentials of “deceleration, horn, and right”, and always pay attention to the vehicle and road conditions. The road sections that are in danger should be clearly observed on the road and slowly passed under the premise of ensuring safety. At the same time, attention should be paid to the collision between the carriage and the objects on the vehicle.

When passing through the ditch, the vehicle should cross the shallow ditch at a low speed and slowly cross it and enter diagonally so that one round will cross the ditch, and the other will enter the ditch coaxially. Cross deeper ditches and apply 1 stop. The vehicle should be started if it has a full drive. When entering the bottom of the trench, the throttle should be increased to allow the wheel to quickly climb to the top of the trench.

When passing through ravines and gullies, you should choose the appropriate location to pass through. Before passing, you should stop and observe, then approach at low speed. When you reach the shore, you should use the brake control wheel to slowly enter the valley, let the front wheel fall to the bottom of the valley at the same time, then accelerate to the normal driving speed, and increase the throttle when the front wheel touches the other bank. Climb to the top of the hill.

When passing through a steep slope, the condition of the ramp should be judged correctly in time, and the mid gear or low gear should be replaced in advance according to the climbing ability of the vehicle. To keep the vehicle powered enough, you must not wait until the vehicle inertia disappears before shifting to prevent parking or slipping. If you are forced to stop, you should start after stopping, so as not to damage the parts or even cause an accident. In the unlikely event of a gear shift causing the vehicle to slip after a flameout, do not panic. Stop the vehicle immediately using the foot brake and handbrake (never step on the clutch). If you still cannot stop the car, you should turn the steering wheel to the side of the mountain and use the rear end to reach the mountain and use natural obstacles to stop the car. When driving downhill, the engine's drag and foot brakes can be used to control the speed, gliding is prohibited and emergency braking is avoided as much as possible.

In order to better ensure that the car can go all the way, you should check around the car every time you take a break, eliminating minor problems such as tires, braking, steering, and cargo. Long-distance driving is very different from driving in the city. In remote locations, pedestrians and vehicles have relatively indifferent traffic laws and regulations. Therefore, it is best not to catch people on roads with less traffic and to be alert.