Ways to avoid being involved in traffic accidents.
Embracing, improving and maintaining good behaviors and attitudes about driving are key components to keeping yourself and others safe.
A good driver safety program regardless of the number of vehicles, vehicle size or type should include a driver training component tailered to the needs and exposures of your organization.
Without right of way rules, driving would be a mass of confusion, with drivers always trying to beat each other through an intersection. Right of way rules are designed for everyone’s safety.
Wearing seat belts is a prime issue in defensive driving. The use of seat belts over the years has reduced the number of serious injuries and fatalities seen in vehicle accidents.
One out of every four accidents can be blamed on poor backing techniques, according to the National Safety Council.
A few tips on how you can stay alert and be prepared for changing conditions.
There is a right way to make turns in driving, with safety and without causing annoyance or danger to others. It is done by letting everyone know just when and where you intend to turn—by signaling.
As part of your defensive driving program, you must know how to adjust to weather and road conditions.
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