What should a new driver do if he is nervous on the road? How should a new driver judge the distance between cars on the road?

After going through so much hardship to get a driver's license, you have to hit the road. It is normal for new drivers to feel nervous when they first start driving. After all, everything is difficult at the beginning. So how can new drivers overcome their nervousness when they start driving?

What should new drivers do if they are nervous on the road?

1. Find out the road conditions and practice on a road you are familiar with.

Whether you are a novice or an experienced driver, you will have a certain resistance to unfamiliar roads. In addition to the risk of accidents caused by not knowing the road, there are also some special traffic measures and controls that may cause trouble for traveling. If you can find a road you are familiar with, it will help reduce tension and improve your sense of the road.

2. Keep a safe distance between cars.

For novices, the ability to control the distance between cars is relatively poor. Controlling the distance between cars while driving can avoid sudden braking and rear-ending by the car in front. Of course, this may also give vehicles that cut in line during traffic jams an opportunity to take advantage.

3. Chat with the experienced drivers.

If a novice driver encounters confusion while driving, he can seek advice from an experienced driver. This will not only increase his experience but also relieve his tension.

How do new drivers judge the distance between cars on the road?

It is really difficult for novice drivers to judge the distance around the car, and this requires more driving and accumulation. However, there is a way to judge.

If you drive a car frequently, the position of the seat and rearview mirror will basically remain unchanged. At this time, we can use actual testing to remember the actual distance between the car and the surrounding obstacles. For example, when you park your car, get out of the car to check the actual distance. Change the distance to the car in front several times. You can remember the feeling by looking at it more often. Do this several times and you will find that you can quickly judge the distance accurately.

Is it necessary for new drivers to install a reversing mirror?

Most drivers use the principle of reflection in the rearview mirror to observe the situation when reversing. Car rearview mirrors can be divided into two types according to the mirror surface:

① The mirror surface of the plane mirror is horizontal, which is the same principle as the wall mirror at home. The size of the reflected image is basically the same as the visual image. This kind of plane mirror is often used for the rearview mirror, that is, the reversing mirror in the cab.

② The surface of the convex mirror is spherical with different curvature radii. Its reflected image is smaller than that seen by naked eyes, but its field of view is wide. It is also called a "wide-angle mirror". This type of convex mirror is often used as an exterior rearview mirror and a lower rearview mirror.

The reversing auxiliary mirror is actually a light-angle mirror, but the mirror has a large curvature and a wide area, but the image is equivalent to being smaller. For the purpose of reversing, the three rearview mirrors on this car are actually enough. If you have to install an additional auxiliary mirror, it will actually affect the viewing area of ​​the rearview mirror outside the car. Moreover, it is very tiring to observe the auxiliary mirror when reversing. The error in judging the distance is not conducive to safe reversing, and it is also easy to form dependence.