"No music on tires" is a road traffic safety regulation. While driving a car, the driver must always pay attention to the surrounding traffic conditions in order to respond to emergencies in a timely manner. When drivers turn up the music volume too loud while driving, it distracts them from important signals on the road and cues from other traffic participants. Therefore, it is prohibited to play music too loud while the car is in motion as a measure to protect the driver and other road users.

The main reason for banning music on tires is based on road traffic safety considerations. Because when the vehicle is driving, the friction between the tires and the road will produce noise. If loud music is added at this time, the driver will not be able to hear external signals, which will pose a great threat to driving safety. In addition, the tires may even emit vibration sounds similar to the frequency of music, which may also disrupt the driver's concentration and affect the safety of car driving.

In order to maintain road traffic safety, drivers need to actively abide by traffic laws and related regulations. A common road traffic safety measure is to lower the volume of music in the car. This helps the driver concentrate and better perceive the sounds of signals and other traffic participants on the road. In addition, if you encounter an emergency while driving, you can also reduce the volume of the music in the car so that you can better hear external sounds and perform timely avoidance operations. Keeping road traffic safe requires the participation and efforts of every driver. Only in this way can we ensure the safety of vehicles and pedestrians.