Up with the car in front, which is also quite dangerous! arrow_forward_iosunderstand more Powered by GliaStudio When you destroy your own riding rhythm and barely follow the car, you will not only be unable to control the vehicle smoothly, but also more likely to cause accidents. 1 4. Improper overtaking When encountering a "blind bend" where the exit point cannot be seen, the rider should choose to slow down and turn in his own lane. Entering the opposite lane is a great danger to both the rider and the passers-by. As mentioned above, when you want to overtake, please look for the straight section with the yellow dotted line and when there is no oncoming vehicle in the opposite direction, then overtake to protect yourself and others. 1 5. Illegal turnaround Illegal turning is a common chaos in Paoshan culture.
In order to enjoy a certain road section, or even telemarketing list to brush back and forth to follow the focus photos, and directly illegally turn around on the way, this kind of behavior is quite undesirable. Rotation of the line section, etc., may cause the vehicle behind to collide head-on before it has time to evade. In addition, according to Article 49, Paragraph 2, of the Road Traffic Management Penalty Regulations, the driver may be punished with a penalty of NT dollars for returning vehicles on a road section with a no-return sign, a dividing line, a no-overtaking line, or a no-change lane line. A fine of 600 yuan to less than 1,800 yuan will be charged, and 1 point will be recorded for the violation.
A wise knight must never let his life and purse go against him. "Happy travel, go home safely" is a propaganda slogan that you and I are familiar with. The order on the mountain road needs to be maintained by all passers-by. If every knight can abide by his own duty and perfect the mountain road etiquette, I believe that there will be an endless stream of them. The accident will be greatly reduced, the mountain road will return to tranquility, every passerby can enjoy the fun of galloping in the mountains and forests, and also make cycling and running in the mountains a healthy and positive leisure activity.