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Editor of Common Lamp Language

Several situations

Situation 1: When the green light is on, the front car does not walk. The headlight flashes.

Waiting for the bus at the intersection, when the green light is on, sometimes the front of the car will not move. Maybe it's a novice, nervous, slow start, maybe the driver of the front car didn't notice the change of the indicator, and was distracted when waiting for the red light.

At this time, the rear car usually takes some measures to give each other a hint. Some people will honk their horns wildly, but this kind of impatient urge not only loses grace, but may also play the opposite role. Some riders drive slowly and intentionally overwhelm the left car. As a result, everyone suffers.

In this case, it is obviously not appropriate to honk loudly. We can use flashlight instead of rude honking. When the headlight flashes, the front car usually realizes that if there is no movement, it will flash again. Never flash the headlight continuously. This is disrespectful to people and easy to cause the driver's negative feelings.

Situation 2: Night encounter strong lights flashing words: two headlights to remind, double jumps to express dissatisfaction

Driving in the evening, the most headache for everyone is to meet the guys who turn on the far lights. This kind of behavior of not switching lights when driving in the evening is not uncommon. In fact, driving in the city at night, in most cases the road has good lighting, there is no need to turn on the headlights. In the section where road lighting is not ideal, the headlight is an important factor to induce traffic accidents. What if the car keeps the headlights on when it comes? Maybe a lot of car friends will take the "tooth for tooth" approach, and everyone will light each other. This way is obviously inappropriate. When old drivers introduce safe driving experience, they usually don't talk about gambling cars. This kind of "tooth for tooth" behavior is the embodiment of gambling.

Encountering strong flashes, it is likely that the other party forgot to turn off the far-light. Car friends can flash two headlights at a relatively long distance before the meeting to remind the other party to switch the lights when meeting the car. If the other party is indifferent, the driver can turn on the double jump lights to express his dissatisfaction and tell the other party, "You are flashing me, please switch the near light".

Situation 3: When encountering a vehicle, we should use the street lamp to say "agree" and "refuse" when the headlight flashes.

On the elevated or highway and some ordinary roads, we often encounter the situation of parallel lanes. At the elevated ramp, traffic flow should alternate. In this case, if the communication between the vehicle and the vehicle is not ideal, it is likely to cause vehicle collision accident.

In parallel lanes or traffic intersection sections, it is very dangerous to rush each other for lanes. Cars that need parallel lanes must not directly forcibly divert lanes. When there is a car prompt to divert lanes, they agree with the other side or refuse the other side's request. The rear car must give the other side a clear indication.

When encountering parallel roads or alternating traffic sections, the lane changer will first turn on the steering lights in advance, wait at the intersection of traffic flow, and tell the rear car, "Can I change lanes?" "If the rear car agrees, slow down and flash the headlight to indicate that it agrees to divert; if it's inconvenient, just flash a few headlights to say"No, I don't agree".

Situation 4: Neighbouring cars have problems with the lamp language: headlights flashing three times

Some cars have not closed their doors properly, and some cars have obviously insufficient tyre pressure on one tyre... Driving on the road, when you happen to see some problems in other cars, people will not turn a blind eye, but how to tell the owner of the problem car your problems first time?

In fact, in the language of car lights, there are also light reminders to remind other vehicles that there are problems and that they need parking side checks. If there is something wrong with your neighbor's car, you can flash headlights three times in a row, and then three times when the driver in front of you notices the light. Of course, if someone flashes three headlights at you, you should also pay attention. Maybe something is wrong with your car, and the back car is giving you a good reminder.

Situation 5: The rear car is too close to the car. The brake lights are turned on periodically.

It is an effective way to avoid accidents when driving on expressway, but sometimes some people like to drive at high speed with the car, and keep close distance. In this case, the driver of the front car will divert part of his energy to "pay attention" to the rear car, so it is necessary to worry about whether the rear car will not be braked because of the brake. Hit yourself in time. At this time, the front car should try to give a warning to the rear car, telling the rear car not to follow themselves, then we need to use the brake lights.

In the process of driving on the highway, the brake lamp has another usage, that is, when the rear car is too close to the car, the driver of the front car can gently step on the brake, prompting the rear car, "You are too close to me, you should stay away." "

 

Night Lamp Language

1.When the projection distance of the car light changes from far to near, it means that the car is approaching or entering the uphill.

2.When the distance of light projection is changed from near to far, it means that the car has been on the downhill or from steep to gentle slope.

3.When the light of the car leaves the road, it indicates that there is a sharp bend in front or that the vehicle has reached the top of the slope.

4.When the car lights move from the middle of the road to the side of the road, there is a general bend ahead.

5.When the car lights move from one side of the road to the other side, it means that the front is a continuous turning.

6.When the light from the opposite direction is relatively short, it indicates that the incoming car will approach the ramp; when the light from the opposite direction is separated from the roadbed, it means that the incoming car has approached the top of the slope.

7.When the current taillight light is bright or dark, it indicates that the front car is far away; when the current taillight light is brighter, it indicates that the front car is near.

8.When the distance between left and right taillights is large at present, it indicates that the front car is a large one; when the distance between left and right taillights is small at present, it indicates that the front car is a small one.