Traffic Safety Training
- Make sure your vehicle is up to date on its maintenance.
- Plan out your route.
- Plan appropriate stops.
- Be realistic about the time it will take to make the trip.
- Make sure everything, and everyone, is properly secured.
- Wear comfortable clothes for the drive.
- Have necessary items within easy reach - put all in a convenient place and do not take your attention off
of the road.
- Adjust the car’s controls while you’re stopped - tune the settings like Heater, AC, Radio Station or
changing CD’s
- Follow the rules of the road - traffic rules are passed for good reasons. So, don’t go in no-passing zones
- Be watchful of other drivers - Keep an eye who drive recklessly, change lanes, slow down without
warning or anything that could cause an accident.
- Beware of distractions - Along with cell phones, people also get distracted by eating, drinking, combing
etc.
- If you have a passenger, make them responsible for maps and directions.
- Take extra breaks, if tired - Find a convenient place, get some fresh air and a cup of coffee.
- Deal appropriately with the weather - conditions could make driving difficult.
- Plan for emergencies - it is possible that the car will break down or you’ll have an accident.
1 comments:
Being a more responsible driver definitely helps you qualify for lower car insurance rates. Matter of fact, some insurance companies offer discounts to clients who have completed defensive driving training program as well as when your car comes with anti-lock brakes, automatic seat belts, airbags and anti-theft devices.
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