Drive slower so you can stop in the distance you have. Roads with heavy traffic. When you see brake lights coming on several vehicles ahead of you. Narrow bridges and tunnels. Schools, playgrounds, residential streets.
Accidents tend to happen when one driver is going faster or slower than other cars on the road.
If you are going faster than traffic, you will have to keep passing other cars. Each time you pass another car, there is more risk of an accident. The car you are passing may change lanes suddenly. On a two-lane road, an oncoming car may appear suddenly. True, it may not be a big risk, but if you are passing one car after another, the risks begin to add up.