Drivers should pay attention to their moral cultivation and develop good behavior habits. Drivers should learn from each other, help each other, learn from each other's strengths and drive safely. Kindly remind other drivers that you should listen carefully. Pay attention to the cultivation of good behavior habits in some small practices.

Safety comity

When driving, drivers often encounter impolite behaviors such as other vehicles driving illegally, occupying roads, and forcibly overtaking. At this time, drivers should correctly handle the relationship between rationality and irrationality, pay attention to courtesy and tolerance, always keep a cool head: "Reasonable is better than unreasonable" and try to avoid trouble.

(1) If there is a dispute with other personnel, you should argue patiently and don't drive emotionally.

(2) In case of overtaking or forcibly occupying the car, attention should be paid to avoiding it.

(3) If the road or intersection in front is blocked, slow down or stop in sequence, and then continue driving after the intersection in front is clear or the vehicles in front start driving.

(4) For mountain luggage, when the other vehicle gives way voluntarily, you can express your thanks by honking the horn in a low voice.

(5) When overtaking on a narrow road section, you should be courteous to the three firsts: slow down first, let go first, and stop first. When the intersection is complicated, stop for three minutes without grabbing a second.

Find pleasure in helping others.

(1) If you find a vehicle that needs assistance while driving, you should slow down and stop to help the other party.

(2) When other vehicles are found to be trapped and unable to drive on damaged sections, they should try their best to help.

(3) When other drivers ask for directions, they should be patient and seek truth from facts.

(4) When there is a traffic accident ahead and you need help, you should slow down and stop, help each other, protect the scene and call the police immediately.

(5) When other drivers' vehicles are found to have hidden dangers and the driving operation or method is incorrect, they should promptly remind each other to prevent accidents.

Polite driving

Drivers must strictly abide by the law when driving. Don't drive hero cars, adventure cars, angry cars or sick cars.

(1) When the vehicle is driving, it is found that the speed of the vehicle in front of this lane is slow. You should turn on the left turn signal, change lanes to overtake, or slow down and keep a safe distance from the rear.

(2) When the vehicle is driving, if it is found that the rear vehicle sends out overtaking signals, it should slow down and drive to the side to make room for overtaking.

(3) When the vehicle is driving, it should stop overtaking, keep a safe distance from the preceding vehicle, or slow down or change lanes.

(4) When overtaking, if it is found that the preceding vehicle is overtaking, it should slow down and let the preceding vehicle overtake first.

(5) When the car passes through the waterlogged road surface, special attention should be paid to slowing down to avoid mud splashing on pedestrians on both sides of the road.

(6) Pay attention to safety when passing the section where honking is not allowed, and honking is prohibited. Drivers should honk their horns as little as possible when passing through sections where honking is not prohibited, so as not to affect the normal work of others.

(7) When driving a vehicle through a section with old people or children, you should slow down and pass after confirming safety, so as to avoid pedestrians being frightened and having an accident.

(8) Drivers are not allowed to wear slippers in summer, which is neither polite nor safe.