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low risk driving Teaching School

• By Academyofroadsafety.com.au

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• Low risk driving is all about skills of driving.
  Driving is always a package of safety and risk.
• When you care, then definitely you should acquire
  skills of low risk driving to enjoy a better life
  ahead.

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• Scanning Scanning is having an eye on entire
  picture available in front of your eyes in a
  smart manner.
• Important spaces to scan is the space between two
  vehicles, road surface, left and right, regularly
  at the instruments and mirrors on your vehicle. 

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• Drive at a speed that is among the rules and
  regulation and this may permit you to react and
  fully stop among the safe distance you can see.
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• Once you see potential hazards, prepare to apply
  brakes, as an example once pedestrians are near
  or some other vehicles might break out of a
  sudden before of you, at cross roads. If there is
  no clear visibility, just stop or slow down.

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• How do you define hazard?
• Hazard can be defined as a potential crash like
  situation. Hazards can be visible or invisible
  depending on the situation.
• A pedestrian who is waiting to cross the road
  might just come over.
• A dead end or blind corner. Bad conditions for
  driving. Other driver not following traffic
  rules.

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• There is a typical speed maintenance, which can
  be called as crash avoiding speed.
• It depends on the distance from another vehicle,
  property, animal or pedestrian.
• It is a math of the mind to calculate reaction
  and response time and maintain distance as per
  that.

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• When a driver sees a particular object,
  understand the situation, decides on the response
  time and start responding click here to that,
  ideal situation for a healthy and safe driver is
  response time of 1.5 seconds.
• You would require perhaps more time in poor
  conditions like in rain or darkness.

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• In conditions, such as a gravel road, rain or
  night driving extends the distance from another
  vehicle by 4 seconds.
• Crash avoidance area is a prime factor in NSW as
  major accidents are observed in NSW, where
  crashing from behind the vehicle is more evident.
  
• In these cases, drivers should be made more aware
  of these 3 second gap technique.

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• Acquiring such simple skills can help you keep
  yourself safe as well as others safe on the road.
  
• With your calculative techniques, you can also
  alert others from the possible accidents.
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