Bus safety escape knowledge

What happens if the vehicle catches fire?
When the vehicle suddenly catches fire while driving, the driver stops on the spot, opens the door (opens the door if the door does not open, and promptly activates the hammer), quickly evacuates the passenger, then cuts off the power and observes the fire area. The hatch cannot be opened when the situation is unknown, and the fire is to be seen. Source timely fire extinguishing, and ask passengers to dial 110; if fire cannot be controlled, call 119 in time.
If a bus using liquefied gas is used, the proportion of liquefied gas is greater than that of air, so the leaked liquefied gas is below the bus. If the sitting passenger can smell the taste, it means that the liquefied gas in the compartment has reached a certain level. concentration. At this time, in the event of an open flame, the carriage will become a sea of ​​fire. As soon as there is a leak of liquefied gas in the passenger compartment, the passengers are quickly evacuated. There is a certain period of time when the fire spreads. Passengers can escape safely as long as they avoid the fire. Do not blindly crowd.