Recently, a video capturing an unbelievable moment on the street quickly attracted the attention of the online community. While traffic was still moving, a female driver casually took the opportunity to do her skincare routine right behind the wheel. This image surprised many people and sparked considerable debate about driving safety, especially on roads with high traffic density and speed.
According to shared information, the female driver wanted to take advantage of the time to freshen up before meeting friends. While waiting at a red light, she looked in the mirror and noticed her skin wasn't as smooth as she'd hoped, so she decided to apply a face mask right there in the car.
However, as she continued moving, her face, covered by a pale white mask, was captured by a traffic surveillance camera. This image was then widely shared on social media, causing many people to be both surprised and to debate about traffic etiquette.
Interestingly, shortly afterward, the car was stopped by traffic police for inspection. Initially, the police thought the female driver was having health problems because her face looked unusually pale. Only when questioned did she awkwardly explain that she had forgotten to remove her mask before leaving the car.
The story is somewhat humorous, but it also raises a noteworthy issue about concentration while driving. Applying makeup, skincare, using a phone, or engaging in any activity unrelated to driving can all cause drivers to lose focus.
On highways, this risk is even more concerning because vehicles often travel at high speeds and the time to react to an unexpected situation is very short. Just a moment of inattention or a slow reaction can lead to serious consequences.
In particular, wearing a face mask while driving poses several risks. The mask could slip down, obstructing vision, skincare products could get into the eyes, or the driver might have to raise their hand to adjust it. These seemingly minor actions can all impair the ability to control the vehicle.
Notably, distracted driving behaviors are not limited to women. Many male drivers have been criticized for using their phones, eating, shaving, or engaging in other personal activities while driving.
Traffic experts advise drivers to complete their makeup, personal grooming, meals, or attend to personal matters before departure. If these tasks are absolutely necessary, find a safe place to park your vehicle instead of doing them while driving.
Truc Chi (t/h)
Source: https://www.nguoiduatin.vn/camera-ghi-lai-luc-nua-dem-tai-xe-co-bieu-hien-la-204261004170656546.htm
