British immigrants must know "patience and tolerance" when driving on the road.

Immigrating to Britain pays attention to immigrant life: in Britain, from the beginning of learning to drive, coaches or experienced drivers will educate novices, and they must understand on the way? Patience .

The penetration rate of vehicles in Britain is quite high. Except for big cities where public transportation is quite developed, it has become an indispensable way of life for people to travel by car. Just like any modern country in the world, owning a car will cause problems caused by vehicles, such as traffic jams during rush hours, traffic restrictions caused by road accidents, or conflicts between people caused by novices on the road.

However, in Britain for so many years, I rarely hear the memory of honking in traffic jams. I never honked my horn when I was learning to drive, and I have no impression of honking my horn after I got on the road. As a result, I still don't know what my car horn is.

Once there is a traffic jam, you can still read all kinds of irritability and helplessness from the driver's expression, but the team is still quiet. When driving in Britain, you usually don't have to honk your horn. Once you hear the horn, it must be an emergency. Usually you just need to press the horn once or twice quickly. On the contrary, if you honk for a long time because you can't drive fast, do you want others? Get out of the way? It will be considered rude.

In addition, from the beginning of learning to drive, coaches or experienced drivers will educate novices, and they must understand on the road? Patience . At various intersections that need to give way, dotted lines and triangles will be drawn on the ground to signal the driver to slow down and observe the road conditions before leaving. In the roundabout, a large roundabout with no traffic lights and extremely busy traffic, all drivers must abide by the rule of letting the car on the right go first. In this case, novice drivers will always queue up behind because they are not sure about the opportunity to start. At this time, the coach will wave to the car behind him to apologize.

In addition to the law that pedestrians must give way to cars on main roads, the British people also have some spontaneous courtesy signals. Leave space in front of your car, flash the high beam or wave your hand, which means: let the car waiting on the side of the road or the car that needs to change lanes cut in line.

And after the other party cuts in line, most of them will flash one or two taillights to show it? Thank you? . When is this? Modesty? After the tacit understanding between drivers is formed, all novices who have just started on the road can feel the convenience provided and actively learn to be humble to others in future driving. This kind of behavior, which is not stipulated but established involuntarily by society, sometimes plays a more benign role than severe punishment.