According to Chinanews.com, a report recently released by China's Judicial Big Data Research Institute shows that in recent years, motor vehicle traffic accidents have occurred for a variety of reasons. Among them, unlicensed driving ranked first with a share of 26.86%, becoming the largest in traffic accidents Incentives.

 

For a long time, unlicensed driving has been a headache for the traffic management department, and the traffic accidents caused by it have been reported in newspapers, especially the unlicensed driving accidents of dirt vehicles. Compared with ordinary cars, the lethality of unlicensed cabs is even more alarming, with minor injuries and serious injuries.

 

In fact, the dangers of driving unlicensed dirt trucks are far more than that. First, driving without a license is a serious offense. For unlicensed driving, China's laws and regulations are clearly not allowed. According to the "Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China", "driving a motor vehicle without a motor vehicle driving license, a motor vehicle driving license being revoked or a motor vehicle driving license being suspended is punishable by a fine ranging from 200 yuan to 2,000 yuan. They were detained for less than 15 days. "Indeed, many people have lost their knowledge of the law, but there are also many people who know the law and have not only touched the thunder of life, but also the thunder of law.

 

Secondly, unlicensed driving will disrupt the driving order and pose a life threat to drivers and other traffic participants. Due to the large body and high cab position, the driving requirements of muck trucks are relatively high. It is necessary to learn systematically to master basic traffic safety knowledge and basic driving skills. Without professional training, the safety factor of the muck truck will be greatly reduced, often leading to serious traffic accidents, and the life safety of drivers and other traffic participants cannot be guaranteed.

 

Therefore, in order to protect the lives of themselves and others, the driver must establish a sense of safety, and never drive without a driving license. The masses must also actively exercise their own rights. Once unlicensed driving behaviors are discovered, they must have the courage to use reports, complaints, and other methods to set up a line of defense for their own safety.

 

It is true that driver's consciousness and mass supervision alone cannot cut the roots. In the face of monetary benefits, the use of false evidence by drivers is everywhere. In this regard, traffic management departments in Shenzhen and Shanghai have long used black technology for face recognition. Data show that from September to November last year, the Shanghai Public Security Traffic Police Department used face recognition technology to seize 46 unlicensed drivers, greatly improving the efficiency of investigation.

 

It is undeniable that the use of face recognition has played a key role in improving the scientificness and rigor of government supervision. If such a system is used to verify the identity of dirt truck drivers, it will certainly do more with less. Therefore, the driver must also actively learn such systems and equipment, and escort the lives of himself and others through technical means.