· Turn off the energy feedback switch to cancel the feedback.
Driving on Ramps and Mountainous Roads
When driving on a ramp, due to the gravity of the vehicle itself, the vehicle tends
to move downward along the ramp, which increases the difficulty of starting the
vehicle. At the same time, when the vehicle drives along the ramp, the braking load
increases.
When driving on mountainous roads, it is more difficult to drive because of the
poor road conditions. Therefore, you should be more careful when driving on
mountainous roads.
· Before driving on ramps and mountainous roads, you must test whether the
brake works properly.
· When driving on ramps and mountainous roads, the auxiliary brake and the
vehicle's foot brake should be effectively used to keep the vehicle's speed
within a safe and controllable range.
Driving on Wet Roads
On wet roads, because the road surface is relatively smooth and the adhesion
coefficient of the road surface is smaller than that of the normal road surface, it will
be more difficult to start when driving. At the same time, when braking, the braking
distance is longer than that of the normal road surface, so you must be more
careful when driving on wet roads.
· Overloading is strictly prohibited when driving under special circumstances.
· Avoid high-speed driving, rapid acceleration, emergency braking and sharp
turning.
· When braking, use low gear and carefully step the foot brake.
· Keep sufficient distance from the vehicle ahead when driving.
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