JAC A-CLASS, Manual

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Driving at night is more dangerous
than at daytime. One of the reasons is
that some drivers are affected by
eyesight and fatigue problems.
The following is a small tip for driving
at night.
◇ Driving Carefully.
◇ Do not drive after drinking.
◇ Adjust the mirror inside the vehicle
to reduce glare from the head light of
vehicles behind.
◇ Keep a big distance from other
vehicles.
◇ Slow down speed, especially wh
-en driving on express way, with the
head light illuminating a limited area
ahead.
◇ Be careful of animals when driving
in countryside area.
◇ If you feel tired, stop your vehicle
beside the road and have a rest.
◇ Approaching the head light may
make you blind temporarily. After one
to two seconds or even more
seconds, your eyes can re-adapt to
dark environment. If there is glaring
light, for example, in a case where a
driver does not change head light to
dipped light or his head light is poorly
aligned, slow down speed. Avoid
seeing the head light from vehicles
ahead.
◇ Keep the internal and external
surface of front window and all
glasses
clean. Dirty glass may
aggravate glares. There is dust on the
internal surface. Dirty glass makes
light more glaring than clean glass,
making your pupil dwindle repeatedly.
◇ You can identify sombrous objects
by rotating your eyes constantly when
turning or driving on curve road.
Driving in downtown area
One of the biggest problems for
driving in downtown area is vehicle
flow in downtown street. You must
pay close attention to the behaviors
of other drivers and the traffic signal
light at the same time.
The following are methods for
improving safety for driving in dow
-ntown area:
◇ Fasten safety belt.
◇ Find the optimal route to the
destination and keep driving route in
mind.
◇ Adjust driving posture. Correct
driving posture is very important to
driving safely, and can eliminate
fatigue from long time driving,
ensure sound driving profession, and
make driving operation more correct,
rapid and reasonable.
◇ Be cautious to nonmotor vehicles.
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