In Xinhua County, Hunan Province, after a truck caught fire, the driver frantically honked to stop. How to escape when the car is on fire?

Thank you for inviting me! In fact, it is not uncommon in our daily life. Basically, every driver doesn't want this to happen in his car. But if it does happen, how to deal with it in time and correctly is the most important thing, so let's share with you how to deal with it when the car is on fire, or what are the correct escape skills.

The engine is on fire. If the car engine is on fire, the driver should stop quickly. If there are passengers on the bus, let them get off at once, then cut off the power supply, take off the fire extinguisher on the bus and spray it at the fire area to put out the flame.

If the goods in the back compartment of the truck suddenly catch fire, the driver's most correct way is to judge the size of the fire first to see if it is necessary to report to the fire brigade, then stop at a place far away from the crowded crowd, and then the driver quickly takes down the fire extinguisher to put out the fire. If there are people around him, he should persuade them to stay away from the scene and avoid innocent casualties.

In the process of refueling, the car caught fire In case of fire during refueling, the driver should stop refueling immediately. Drive the car out of the gas station (garage) quickly, and put out the flame in the fuel tank with the fire extinguisher on the car or the fire extinguisher at the gas station and the unwanted rag on the car. If there is scattered fuel on the ground, use a fire extinguisher or sand in the reservoir area to put out the ground fire.

When a car suddenly catches fire during maintenance, the maintenance personnel should quickly drill out the groove, cut off the power supply and put out the fire with a fire extinguisher or other fire extinguishing equipment.

Different parts of the fire have different treatment methods. If you are not sure that the car should be saved, run quickly.

Most of the hazards are related to gasoline, and diesel is much safer. If gasoline is slightly exposed to high temperature, flame or spark, it may explode. If you are going to put out the fire, you must first leave the cone-shaped danger zone of the car-for the car with the fuel tank in the back, this cone-shaped danger zone is right behind the car. Once the fuel tank explodes, the deadly shock wave can spread to the range of 15-30 meters, and the area covered by this range is likely to be dangerous.

Your description of the problem should be that the engine is on fire, which may be caused by oil leakage from the tubing. It takes at least two people to put out the fire safely. One person uses a fire extinguisher and the other opens the hood. It is important to open the hood quickly. Once the unlocking circuit burns out, the hood won't open. Once the range hood is turned on, fresh air will enter and the flame will soar immediately, so the fire extinguishing agent must be sprayed immediately. The extinguishing agent must be sprayed to the fire source, and it is ineffective elsewhere. This matter is dangerous to some extent, so we should do what we can, not force it. If you have no experience at all, abandon the car.