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Defensive driving

Defensive driving basics Stay alert to changes Look well ahead Aim high 1a

Defensive driving basics Observe the entire situation Recognize potential hazards 1b

Defensive driving basics Decide on an appropriate response Carry out your plan 1c

Seeing and being seen Keep the windshield and mirrors clean /clear Use mirrors Constantly scan traffic to the front and sides 2a

Seeing and being seen Look 10 to 12 seconds ahead in the city Look further ahead on the highway 2b

Seeing and being seen Use mirrors before changing speed or position in traffic Signal all turns and lane changes 2c

Seeing and being seen Keep signal on until move is completed Keep lights on for safety 2d

City driving Keep your eyes moving – continually scan Check all mirrors Watch the taillights 3a

City driving Bikes and pedestrians Driveways, alleyways, parking lot entrances/exits Overhead wires, delivery vans, and dumpsters 3b

City driving Make sure there’s enough space When stopped in traffic, wait to proceed until the vehicle ahead has moved 3c

City driving Watch your speed Plan your route accordingly 3d

Underpasses Avoid unmarked or low clearance underpasses Approach carefully – never assume the marked height is correct 4a

Underpasses Watch for signs of road repair Watch for “bridging” 4b

Underpasses Approach slowly If there isn’t enough space, pull over and use another route 4c

Intersections It takes longer to cross due to additional length and slower acceleration At busy and unmarked intersections, stop, assume you don’t have the right of way 5a

Intersections Slow down and watch for other vehicles, pedestrians, and people on bikes, inline skates, etc. 5b

Intersections When approaching a controlled intersection stop two times First, at the stop sign or light 5c

Intersections Second, after easing forward to a point where you can clearly see oncoming traffic 5d

Merging Size up the traffic Signal early Watch for an opening 6a

Merging Build up speed Watch the mirrors Watch for oncoming traffic 6b

Merging Signal Get into the turn lane as soon as possible 6c

Merging Check mirrors Shift down to a lower gear Make the exit 6d