各地陆续迎来返程客流，这份行车建议请收下

Core Viewpoint - The overall traffic order during the Spring Festival holiday has been stable and orderly, with no large-scale or long-distance congestion reported. However, there are rising concerns regarding traffic safety, particularly in rural areas and popular tourist destinations as the return flow of travelers begins [1][3]. Traffic Safety and Risks - Traffic safety risks during the Spring Festival are primarily concentrated in rural roads, urban areas, and around popular tourist destinations. The influx of returning travelers, many of whom lack experience driving in rural and mountainous areas, increases the likelihood of accidents such as collisions and rollovers [3][5]. - The peak traffic flow on highways is expected on February 22, with an estimated volume exceeding 70 million vehicle trips. The traffic management department warns that minor accidents like fender benders and rear-end collisions are likely to occur more frequently during this period [3][5]. Recommendations for Drivers - Drivers are advised to avoid fatigue while driving, ensuring adequate rest and taking breaks every four hours for about twenty minutes. This is crucial given the physical and mental fatigue associated with holiday travel [5]. - In the event of an accident or vehicle breakdown on the highway, drivers should remember the "nine-character rule": move the vehicle to the side, evacuate people, and call for help. This practice is essential for safety and to avoid obstructing traffic [5][7]. Emergency Procedures - When an accident occurs on the highway, it is important to place a warning triangle 150 meters away from the vehicle in the direction of oncoming traffic, and increase this distance to 200 meters during nighttime or adverse weather conditions [9]. - Drivers can quickly identify their location using the hundred-meter markers along the highway, which help in accurately reporting their position to emergency services [11].