In addition to being skilful, a good driver must be patient, considerate and courteous. He must have a sense of responsibility towards the safety of other road users. He must be able to concentrate, anticipate and react appropriately while driving. In this way, we can avoid the temptation to act hastily. If we let our mind wonder, even for a second, the risk of making a mistake is increased enormously.
Mistakes frequently lead to accidents.
Look at roadmaps or guides while on the move Try to tune the radio or change compact discs or cassettes on the move. Give your 'sick' vehicle a health check When you are sick, you see a doctor. Brake lights and reverse lights that black out, faulty brakes, worn tyres etc are potential dangers. Drivers may overestimate the performance of their vehicles or they might be too lazy to check or maintain their vehicles. The man behind the wheel counts A trend is for drivers to alter or modify their vehicles without complying with safety standards.