The summer is hot and high temperature can easily lead to spontaneous combustion of vehicles, which poses a great threat to the lives and property safety of the masses.

　　 First, do not place flammable and explosive items in high-temperature vehicles in summer, such as lighter inflatable tanks, lighters, canned sprays, perfumes, mobile power supplies and other items. Such items can easily cause an explosion and cause a fire under high-temperature exposure.

2. Odor is found in the car while driving. When there is burnt smell, battery smell or something burning in the car, you should get off the car and check it immediately. It may be caused by the aging of the oil road or line. If you find a danger, you should immediately Go to a car repair station or ask a professional for help to prevent dangerous accidents. Drivers of long-distance buses should also pay attention to smoke or blue or black smoke behind the car through the window and rearview mirror. Should stop immediately and turn off the power.

3. Carry out maintenance on the vehicle frequently, especially if the weather is hot in summer and a little carelessness may cause a fire. Everyone should always open the hood of their own vehicle and check carefully. If there is a seal leak or loose thread in the car, The oil pipeline or gas pipeline should be repaired in time to prevent sparks caused by broken wires and contact with combustible materials to cause fire.

4. When parking, choose a safe place to park, try not to park at places with wire joints, electric welding construction, flammable and explosive, etc. If the vehicle is parked near these places, it is likely that sparks or welding caused by wires The resulting spark indirectly ignites the vehicle.

　　 5. Thunderstorms occur frequently in summer, and cars parked in the open may be struck by lightning. Because the voltage of the lightning strike is very high, it is possible to form a circuit between the car body that is running through the rain and the ground, thereby breaking down some electrical equipment on the car (such as a car computer), and severe cases can cause the car to catch fire.

6. When smoking in the car, the matches and cigarette butts after use should be handled with care. Improper handling can easily ignite the seats, cotton yarn and cotton textiles, paper products and other items with ignition points below the pyrotechnic temperature on the car. If there are children playing with fire in the car, adults must stop it to prevent the fire.

　　 Seven. After the car catches fire, the driver and occupants should be sober and avoid panic. The car burns within 3 minutes as the initial stage of the fire. Generally, the fire will not be too large. You can extinguish the fire under control. The driver first parks the car by the roadside, takes out the fire extinguisher, and prepares for the fire. It is important to remember that the hood cannot be opened first. When the hood is opened, it will cause air convection and trigger a fire eruption. At this time, the fire is still controlled to burn under the hood. Because of the lack of oxygen, the fire burns slowly, which is beneficial to the suppression. If the fire is very large, or after the initial rescue, the fire cannot be extinguished, you should stay away from the scene as soon as possible and timely Dial 119 to call the police. At this time, do not rush to rescue the property in the car to prevent accidental burns.