4 Tips For Staying Accident-free On The Road - 1 views

• 
  #1 game gautruc on 05 Aug 16

   

  Driving has become almost a necessity of living in the modern world, and few people live their lives without a car thuoc chua ung thu tinh hoan. With the overwhelming number of vehicles on the road, however, comes a road full of dangerous conditions, and nearly everyone will at some point be involved in an automobile accident. Hopefully, if it happens to you it will not be very serious, but it's important to be aware and prepare.
  
  Here are four simple tips for staying accident free while out there on the nation's asphalt grid.
  
  1. Drive Slower Than the Limits
  
  I know the temptation to drive a little faster is strong. Everyone has somewhere to be and something to do, and with a society thuoc chua ung thu truc trang constantly in a rush, we have a strong subconscious urge to hurry even when there is no hurry. Not to mention that, let's face it, going a little bit faster appeals to some part of our nature, doesn't it? But the faster you go, the more likely you are to be involved with an accident. It gives you less reaction time and makes potential obstacles harder to avoid. I highly encourage driving at speed limits or even a little bit slower. The reality is it won't take you much longer, if at all, to get where you're going, and we could all use an easier pace in life.
  
  And you'll be much more likely to get there in one piece.
  
  2. Adjust to Conditions
  
  If it's raining, icy, dark, foggy, windy, or whatever other trick nature decides to pull, you absolutely need to slow down more than is normal. In fact, it is the law, and it is one of those laws somewhat subject to whoever is holding the ticket book. A large portion of the driving population severely underestimates the influence weather has on driving conditions.
  
  3. Be Obsessive about the Rules
  
  None of us like having too many rules in life, but in the case of road rules, the vast majority of them are there for one simple reason-to keep us alive and safe. Develop an obsession for the rules. Take your full stops, even when no one is looking, and use your blinker thuoc chua ung thu tu cung even when no one is there. These are the types of habits that will protect you those one in a thousand times when someone is there that you somehow did not see.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Driving has become almost a necessity of living in the modern world, and few people live their lives without a car <a rel="nofollow" href="http:">thuoc chua ung thu tinh hoan</a>. With the overwhelming number of vehicles on the road, however, comes a road full of dangerous conditions, and nearly everyone will at some point be involved in an automobile accident. Hopefully, if it happens to you it will not be very serious, but it's important to be aware and prepare. <br /> <br /> Here are four simple tips for staying accident free while out there on the nation's asphalt grid. <br /> <br /> 1. Drive Slower Than the Limits <br /> <br /> I know the temptation to drive a little faster is strong. Everyone has somewhere to be and something to do, and with a society <a rel="nofollow" href="http:">thuoc chua ung thu truc trang</a> constantly in a rush, we have a strong subconscious urge to hurry even when there is no hurry. Not to mention that, let's face it, going a little bit faster appeals to some part of our nature, doesn't it? But the faster you go, the more likely you are to be involved with an accident. It gives you less reaction time and makes potential obstacles harder to avoid. I highly encourage driving at speed limits or even a little bit slower. The reality is it won't take you much longer, if at all, to get where you're going, and we could all use an easier pace in life. <br /> <br /> And you'll be much more likely to get there in one piece. <br /> <br /> 2. Adjust to Conditions <br /> <br /> If it's raining, icy, dark, foggy, windy, or whatever other trick nature decides to pull, you absolutely need to slow down more than is normal. In fact, it is the law, and it is one of those laws somewhat subject to whoever is holding the ticket book. A large portion of the driving population severely underestimates the influence weather has on driving conditions. <br /> <br /> 3. Be Obsessive about the Rules <br /> <br /> None of us like having too many rules in life, but in the case of road rules, the vast majority of them are there for one simple reason-to keep us alive and safe. Develop an obsession for the rules. Take your full stops, even when no one is looking, and use your blinker <a rel="nofollow" href="http:">thuoc chua ung thu tu cung</a> even when no one is there. These are the types of habits that will protect you those one in a thousand times when someone is there that you somehow did not see.</div>

  ...

  Cancel

To Top