How should you react when you see a vehicle that displays DANGER HIGHLY FLAMMABLE?
Treat a vehicle carrying highly flammable material as a serious hazard. Keep a safe distance and avoid actions that could expose you to a fire or explosion risk.
事故、抛锚、打滑、爆胎、火灾和危险货物。
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Treat a vehicle carrying highly flammable material as a serious hazard. Keep a safe distance and avoid actions that could expose you to a fire or explosion risk.
If a vehicle breaks down and cannot move, immediately warn other road users with the hazard lights. Then take further steps to make the situation safe and obtain help.
Choose a speed that matches grip, visibility, traffic and road conditions. A suitable speed preserves the margin needed to brake in an emergency without losing control.
Anyone below 1.35 metres must use an approved child restraint, booster seat or suitable adjustable seat belt so the belt fits safely.
An oil-pressure warning can signal an engine-lubrication problem. Reduce speed and stop at a safe place before damage or a breakdown becomes worse.
If fuel runs out, make the vehicle safe and seek proper assistance; do not transfer fuel using unsuitable containers or borrow it unsafely from other vehicles.
Approach an accident scene cautiously.
Prioritise aid and reporting after an injury accident.
Never drive with suspected brake failure.
使用两秒规则避免追尾。
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