Level 7 to 8 gales have great risk factors for driving, mainly in the following aspects:
1. Visibility reduction: strong wind will bring a lot of dust, sand, leaves and other sundries, which will be suspended in the air, resulting in reduced visibility and difficulties in driving.
2. Vehicle stability decline: the wind speed of force seven to eight gales is already very high, which is easy to affect the stability of vehicles. Especially when driving on the expressway, the vehicle is easily out of control due to strong wind.
3. Driver's line of sight is blocked: strong wind will block the driver's line of sight, and can not clearly see the road conditions ahead, which is prone to accidents.
4. Obstacle flying: the strong wind will blow the roadside debris onto the road, or fly from the vehicle or building in front of the vehicle, causing the collision of the vehicle or the injury of the driver.
Therefore, when encountering force 7 to 8 gales, try to avoid driving. If you have to drive, pay attention to the following points:
1. Reduce the speed, keep a safe distance and minimize emergency braking.
2. Observe the road surface to avoid collision with roadside obstacles.
3. Pay attention to the vehicles and buildings in front to avoid being hit by flying debris.
4. Adjust the driving direction of the vehicle to avoid being affected by strong wind.
5. Close the window, keep the air in the car fresh, and prevent dust, sand and other sundries from entering the car.
In a word, it is better not to drive when encountering force 7 to 8 gales. If you have to drive, you should be alert, pay attention to safety and avoid accidents.
