In order to let the driver control the speed and ensure the safety of pedestrians. Rubber speed bumps are now installed in many places, such as the entrance of the community, schools, parking lots and some intersections without traffic lights. Maybe some drivers will ignore its existence, but you must not underestimate it. If you drive improperly for a long time, your car will be greatly damaged. How can you pass the speed hump reasonably as an old driver?

1. Reduce vehicle speed in advance

Observe the road ahead in advance, especially when the vehicle has reached the speed limit section, reduce the speed, find the deceleration strip and brake linearly, reduce the speed in advance, and reduce the speed to about 10~20Km/h. If the vehicle speed is not reduced, it will cause great damage to the tire and suspension, and even damage the hub in serious cases.

2. Two wheels pass through the deceleration belt at the same time

Keep the two wheels passing the deceleration strip together, and the left and right wheels can contact the deceleration strip at the same time to balance the impact force on the tires on both sides, so that the force on the suspension systems on both sides is balanced, which greatly reduces the injury. It may be a little more bumpy when sitting in the car. However, the car may be reduced from a relatively large injury to a very small injury, which is a good balance.

3. Rational use of brake accelerator

Release the brake before the wheels are ready to pass through the deceleration strip, so that the vehicle center will move backward, release the load of the front shock absorber, and make the front shock absorber in good condition to meet the impact of the deceleration strip. When the front wheels pass through the speed hump, that is, when the speed hump is located in the middle of the vehicle, do not rush to feed fuel. Wait until the rear wheel passes through the deceleration strip relying on the vehicle's forward inertia, and then slowly and linearly feed fuel to continue to move forward.