Safe Driving

1. Always pay attention to the road. Look well ahead and think what could possibly happen 15 seconds from now, anticipation is the best skill a good driver has.
2. Always fasten your seat belt.
3. Leave the proper following distance in between you and the car ahead of you for the speed you're traveling at. Never tailgate.
4. If someone tailgates you, ease on brakes for an earlier and slower deceleration when approaching a stop light or sign to prevent a collision.
5. Drive slower at night and during rainy or snowy weather.
6. Avoid driving in poor visibility
7. Avoid using (turn off) auxiliary lights such as high beams or fog lights when approaching a car as glare can cause momentary blindness to the oncoming driver.
8. Never use a phone or text while driving.
9. Never drive when you feel unwell or have had an alcholic drink or used any substance that may affect your reaction time.
10. Always be prepared to giveway.
11. Leave 5 minutes early, rather than be rushing or becoming stressed to arrive on time.