【Haichuan Safety and Environment Cup】--0036+Safety as Inspired by Ridesharing - Guan Gongyu

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This post was last edited by zxz017 on 2015-10-3 at 17:04. I’m not sure if the Anhuan Cup is over yet; I’d like to share my personal experience. Safety considerations that come to mind when taking taxis: If you take taxis frequently, have you paid attention to what the sound is that indicates it’s time to get into a taxi? I’ve* grown used to it. He asked me suddenly; I can’t remember. I’ll try to recall carefully and get a general idea. I’m not sure if it’s correct; I’ll listen carefully to it one day when taking a taxi. Here it is: “Welcome to our company’s taxis; passengers in the front seat, please fasten your seat belts.” Hello, passenger. Welcome to take my ta*. “ To be honest, because I’m overweight, I always sit in the front seat when taking a taxi, and I’ve never worn a seat belt – I feel it’s a bit pretentious to do so. But for safety reasons, we still urge everyone to fasten their seat belts and develop good safety habits. That day, my family – my wife, my mother, and the kids – went to the hospital to get vaccinated. On the way back, the driver was on the phone with one hand while holding the steering wheel with the other; he took his hand off the wheel to answer the call. It seemed very dangerous to me. Several times I waited at traffic lights, wanting to warn him, but I didn’t say anything, fearing it would be embarrassing for him since he was on a call with a friend. I thought it would take at least 50 seconds just to go through those traffic lights. But when I realized it was near my home, I got out of the car, and he was still on the phone. I wanted to complain about him, but it’s no big deal – after all, I got home safely. I really don’t have a strong sense of safety; I keep convincing myself that safety is right around me, yet it slips away. Aren’t you the same? Safety really starts from a young age, from what’s around us, and it’s not just about talking about it. Develop safe* habits to protect yourself and your family! I thought to myself: Next time I will definitely wear my seat belt, and if I call again I will definitely stop them! ! ! What about you? ? ? Declare your safety – safety belongs to you, it is not given by anyone else! If I can’t even ensure my own basic safety, how can I expect to be safe or able to stay safe! !