School bus accidents occur frequently, so that children can reach the school safely is the common wish of the whole society. At the same time, letting children learn and master certain self-help methods is also particularly important in the current context. So if the child encounters misfortune while riding the school bus, how to save himself?

Situation 1: The car fell into the water

Response: Two time periods are the "golden point" for self-help

There are two best times for self-rescue when the car falls into the water: the first time the vehicle just fell into the water; the car is completely filled with water, and the water pressure inside and outside is the same.

If the water falls when the window is closed, the water cannot fill the compartment at once. Generally speaking, the battery can continue to be used in a short time when the vehicle falls into water. At this time, the door and window lifting system can be activated to open the window first, let the water enter the car first, and wait for the water pressure balance inside and outside the car to open the door and window .

If the doors and windows cannot be opened electrically or manually, the remaining method is to find sharp instruments such as hammers as much as possible and knock the side window glass open. When knocking on the glass is skillful, you can try to knock on the four corners of the glass, "the most vulnerable"!

Situation 2: When rushing out of the road

Response: Get off the bus in order and do not move

Do n’t panic when the car rushes out of the road, wait for the driver to stop the car, and then get off the car in order to avoid a rollover accident.

Do n’t let the rider get off when the body is unstable. When the front wheels are in the air, the people in front should be taken off one by one; when the rear wheels are in the air, the people in the back should get off one by one. The people in the car must be calm and stable. When the car rushes down the roadbed, first of all, the car should be balanced to prevent overturning; the circuit of the car should also be cut off to prevent fire due to oil leakage.

When the car rolls out of the road, the occupant should use both hands to hold it tightly against the back before the consciousness is lost; the driver can hold the steering wheel tightly and keep the car rolling coaxially.

Situation 3: When trapped in a car

Coping: Climbing to the driver's position and honking horn

It is understood that some cars will also sound after the flame is turned off, as long as there is a hint of hope, don't miss it. When trapped in a car, passengers should climb to the driver's seat and press the horn of the steering wheel hard. The sound can attract people's attention, so someone will come to the rescue.

Even if some cars do not sound when the horn is turned off, at least the windshield in front of the car has good transparency, and it is easy to be found when climbing to the front.

In addition, parents should prepare a bottle of water in the child's school bag, so that the child can drink water to cool down when trapped.

Situation 4: In the event of a crash

Coping: kick your feet forward and backward

If a crash is inevitable, you can rush to an obstacle that you can stop in order to slow down. Softer fences are better than walls, they can slow you down gradually until you stop.

Without a seatbelt, it is best not to try to brace against the collision. At the moment of reversing the collision point, you should stay away from the steering wheel as early as possible, with your arms between your chest and your head in your hands.

Experience has shown that the co-pilot position is the most dangerous seat. If you sit there, you must first hug your head and lie on the seat, or fist with both hands, protect your forehead with your wrists, and bend your knees to protect your abdomen and chest.

The best protection for people in the back seat is to quickly extend one foot forward, against the back of the front seat, and bend the elbow in front of the chest, open the hands, protect the head and face, back back, press on the seat on.

In the event of an accident, you can quickly push the armrest or back of the chair with both hands, and push forward with your feet in front and back.

Situation 5: When the car caught fire

Response: 3 minutes to stay away

When a car engine fires, the driver should immediately turn off the engine, stop quickly, let the occupant open the door to get out of the car, then cut off the power, remove the fire extinguisher, and spur on the front of the flame at the fire to extinguish the flame.

Situation 6: The vehicle rolls over

Coping: Turn your body upside down

If the vehicle rolls over, you should firmly grasp the front seat or the pole with both hands, hold the head with your hands, and clamp the two ribs with your arms, curl your body so that your body is caught in the seat, use the front seat back Or both arms protect the head and face, try to stabilize the body, and flip with the car.

Under normal circumstances, passengers should not jump blindly. They should evacuate after the vehicle stops. However, if the vehicle rolls at a slower speed, you can seize the opportunity to jump out of the car. Be careful to jump in the opposite direction of the vehicle. When landing, you should roll your head with your hands in the direction of inertia or run for a distance to avoid secondary damage.