TIPS FOR DEFENSE DRIVING

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TIPS FOR DEFENSE DRIVING

EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED

BE PREPARED TO STOP YOUR OWN CAR IF NECESSARY.

PLAN AHEAD WHAT YOU WILL DO IF ANOTHER DRIVER BREAKS TRAFFIC LAW

ASSUME THAT OTHER DRIVERS WILL MAKE MISTAKES.

DON'T TAKE OTHERS' AGGRESSIVE DRIVING PERSONALLY

WHEN OTHER DRIVERS SHOW SIGNS OF AGGRESSIVE DRIVING, JUST SLOW DOWN

IF YOU ANGRY, CAN AFFECT YOUR OWN DRIVING AND LEAD TO AN ACCIDENT.

OTHER PEOPLE WILL DRIVE BADLY. DON'T PERMIT THEM MAKE YOU ANGRY

PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR SURROUNDINGS

BEFORE CHANGING LANES, ALWAYS LOOK OVER YOUR SHOULDER

CHECK YOUR REARVIEW AND SIDE VIEW MIRRORS FREQUENTLY

BE AWARE OF WHAT IS HAPPENING ON THE ROAD.

IF YOU INCREASE YOUR SPEED, TAKES LONGER TO COME TO A STOP.

IF YOU INCREASE YOUR SPEED, YOUR CAR BECOME HARDER TO CONTROL.

DRIVING TOO FAST GIVES YOU LESS TIME TO REACT.

SIGNAL YOUR INTENTIONS EARLY

DRIVERS KNOW WHAT ARE YOU GOINT TO DO BEFORE YOU DO IT.

USE TURN SIGNALS

FOLLOW THE "3-SECOND RULE"

WILL GIVE YOU ENOUGH TIME TO REACT IF THAT CAR IN FRONT OF YOU STOPS SUDDENLY.

MAINTAINING A SAFE OF THREE SECONDS BEHIND THE CAR.

THE GREATEST CHANGE OF A COLLISION IS IN FRONT OF YOU.