What should I do when driving at a funeral?

When driving in our village, you must stop to avoid it, which is a respect for the deceased. If someone else's car is still driving in trouble, it will be accused of being impolite and disrespectful.

The roads in the village are not spacious, and the teams of white workers are generally long and scattered. If you encounter a car coming from the opposite side at this time, the coffin is definitely unavoidable, so you are required to avoid the car. It's best to pull over and slow down as much as possible, and it's best to stop and turn off the fire when getting closer and closer to the coffin.

Wait for the coffin to pass, then restart and drive away. In addition to respect for the dead, there is a saying in the countryside that if the car leaves, the dead will be angry with it and the driver will be unlucky. Of course, this is superstitious and has no basis.

However, it is an unwritten rule in our local area that the older generation will teach young people this way. On the contrary, in cities, white teams are rarely seen. Even if someone walks on the sidewalk occasionally, it has no effect on the vehicles.

It should be common to run a red light while driving. Wedding cars generally don't drive very fast. If it's urgent, just overtake and go around. Never honk your horn behind others, or you will be dragged into the water and beaten.

Some people are worried and want to be happy behind the wedding car. This is also possible, but they also need to have a vision. When the wedding car is not very crowded, the photographer may shoot through the skylight. This time will be avoided. People just want to shoot the wedding car, others should not shoot it.

If you squeeze into the camera, people will naturally not say anything, but photographers have to look for opportunities and angles again and again. After all, driving on the road is still very dangerous. Therefore, it is ok to meet a short wedding car. But there is no need to follow all the way. Go do your own thing.