4. Maintain a safe distance between yourself and any vehicle ahead of you; take into account both speed and road conditions.

Edited by Armitage Shanks {p} on 15/02/2012 at 08:59

The real problem with speed limit signs is that they are often inappropriate for the type of road and the surrounding area, the same goes for road design and engineering. It does rather debase the message they are attempting to convey. However, having said that, I agree that bad driving is avoidable and indefensible, no matter what signs and road conditions common sense should prevail. In that repect I would urge drivers to behave in their cars' as they would on foot. No one would dream of barging past another pedestrian or abruptly cutting in to get through a doorway, but such anti-social behaviour is common in motorists. It is all common sense and good manners. Cheers. Concrete

Tom can write about teen driving safety tips but some of them even more important, are usually those who are both the simplest and sometimes-overlooked. Most people know that drinking while driving is never a good idea, whether it is a new driver, or drivers who are older. But there are many other reminders of past family and friends. Here are a few tips on the best teen driving safety: Contract with the parents - this is by far the simplest and easiest to do to keep youth safe: Keep a contract to drive the Parent-teen or register. It could be as simple as a set of dos and don'ts of parent genes; and appropriate consequences should they break any of the teens in terms of the agreement. A register is useful to limit access to the vehicle and monitor the use of genes and responsibilities towards the drive with care. Studies show that when youth are given unlimited access to the vehicle, that they take better care of it and are involved in fewer accidents and receive les tickets. Register can be as simple as a teen nothing down time at departure and arrival if the vehicle will be used. not have a driver - A teen driving safety tip is for young people to become personal friends of the driver. Just because a young child is able to drive does not mean they can handle the distractions and responsibilities to passengers. Many states enacted laws to ban with license who is learning that passengers under 21, and new driver's license limit passengers too. More passengers to more equalize variables lose focus while driving. Learn in school traffic, not driving around - the driver education and traffic school defensive driving course designed specifically to create a controlled environment for new drivers sharpen their skills and learn strategies to drive safely. Street care not to learn defensive driving on the fly: School traffic is. Taking care of up! - Show a teen driver practicing fold up, before they even start the car. Wear your safety belt reduces your chance of being killed or wounded by up to 50 percent. As a driver, it keeps you in the wheel and in control of the car, that can help you react to situations composition in a crash. For a passenger fold up their bodies to reduce their disposal of the vehicle, crashing into the interior of the vehicle occupants or other, and reduces the damage caused by internal forces of the organs. Make a habit of constant folding stand, before turning on the switch machine will go a long way to ensure safety and avoid a citation. Distracted driving Mobile App - mostly distracted driving mobile applications are designed disabled features a mobile phone, while the phone is moving. This is a great way to avoid the temptation to answer the phone or text a little time behind the wheel. Another feature for many of these apps is designated location through global positioning system (for GPS) other dangerous allowing parents to be notified, should young children find themselves in these Spots. Car accidents are the number one cause of death for young people, making it a priority to increase safety awareness vehicle.

Edited by Avant on 07/03/2012 at 23:31

Look's like you need to give up driving and get a bus.