S.I.P.D.E. Understanding is more important then memorizing

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S.I.P.D.E. Understanding is more important then memorizing Helps you organize as you drive. Reduces risk

S= SEARCH On and off the road 20-30 Sec ahead for information Plan a path of travel 1 ½ -2 city blocks ½ mile on highway

I= IDENTIFY Objects or conditions within 12-15 seconds ahead that could.interfere with your planned path of travel Think about what you are seeing.

OBJECTS Signs & Signals Roadways Motorized vehicles Non-motorized vehicles

P= PREDICT What action or change in condition could increase level of RISK. Try to predict what you identify

D= DECIDE What action to take at least 4-5 seconds ahead to control or reduce Risk. How to best minimize risk of a collision.

E= EXECUTE Your decision Routine Emergency

S.I.P.D.E. Continuous Overlapping