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Four Ways to Be a Better Driver
There’s always room for improvement even if you’ve been driving forever. The following tips will help your already impressive driving skills get sharper. If you’re confident in your driving habits, pass these on to those you know who could use a little help on the road.
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Driving skills will dull if you follow the same path day in and day out.
“When you’re experiencing the very same sights and sensations on a daily basis, it’s easy to ‘shut-down’ and stop paying attention. This is why you can drive to work or home, without any recollection of the trip,” according to Women Auto Know.
Pretending your car is bigger than it actually is will force you to be more aware of how you’re maneuvering your vehicle, especially when navigating tight parking spots. The experts at Women Auto Know suggest tricking your mind into thinking that you’re behind the wheel of a school bus, big rig, or limousine and be extra careful with how you’re moving on the road.
“In general, avoid sudden movements. Other drivers should not feel ‘surprised’ by your actions. They should see them coming. If you’re turning, signal first. And stop using your brakes excessively,” advises Women Auto Know.
You can improve your driving habits simply by paying attention to your surroundings. Be focused on driving and never drive distracted.
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When you have to change lanes, make sure you do the changing in three separate moves — first, check that there’s no one in your blind spotl second, activate your turn signal to warn drivers around you what you plan to do; and then finally change lanes.
News Source: Women Auto Know
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