DongFeng Nammi 01 - Driving Techniques

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When Driving
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Driving Techniques
Keep the Vehicle in a Safe Driving Condition
Vehicle malfunctions can be extremely
dangerous for safe driving.To keep the vehicle
in a safe driving condition, drivers should visit an
authorized dealership for regular maintenance as
prescribed in the vehicle's warranty policy, and
perform daily maintenance checks before each
drive (such as inspecting the drive motor coolant,
brake uid, and windshield washer uid).
Correct Seat Adjustment
Before driving, all occupants should adjust
their seats to an upright position, properly
position the seats, and correctly wear seat belts.
Be Aware of the Dangers of Airbags
While airba gs offer protection, they can
also cause injury to passengers sitting too close
or not properly secured, especially infants.
Please follow the guidelines in this manual
regarding airbag safety.
Always Wear Seat Belts
Airbags provide supplementary protection
but cannot replace the protective function of seat
belts in accidents. Therefore, all occupants must
wear seat belts correctly while the vehicle is in
motion.
Never Drive Under the Inuence
Do not drive under the inuence of alcohol.
Alcohol impairs your ability to react to changes in
the environment, so never drive after consuming
alcohol, even a small amount.
Properly Secure All Child Passengers
Children should be properly placed in the
rear side seats.If a child is too small to wear a
seat belt, they must be securely placed in a child
safety seat.
Vehicle Safety Check
This section introduces important
information, operation essentials, suggestions,
and safety precautions for safe driving.For the
safety of you and your passengers, please
read and comply with the relevant regulations
carefully.
CAUTION
Always carry this user manual in the vehicle.
If you lend or sell the vehicle to someone
else, make sure to hand over this manual to
the user or the new owner.
Precautions
1. Ensure there are no obstacles around the
vehicle and check for oil leaks under the car.
2. Visually inspect the tires for cuts, damage,
excessive wear, or bulges, and check that the
tire pressure is normal.
3. Check that all windows and lights are clear
and bright.
4. Adjust the seat position and height to a
comfortable setting.
5. Adjust both interior and exterior rearview
mirrors to the appropriate positions.
6. Fasten your seatbelt and ensure all
passengers do the same. Check that all doors
are securely closed.
7. Upon powering up the vehicle, check the
functioning of the warning lights.
8. Release the parking brake and ensure the
brake system warning light is off.
Pre-Driving Checks