Basic tips on driving a car

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• Some basic tips on driving a car

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How To Drive Car Safely

• The idea of ??a car accident is very disturbing,
  but taking precautions will help you avoid them.
  In this section of TeenDriving.com, we review
  some of the best simple practices to be on the
  road, making turns, driving in bad weather,
  passing, driving on your school campus and the
  dreaded merger.
• We also talk about how to avoid an accident and
  what to do if you have one. If you really need
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GENERAL TIPS FOR DRIVING

• Something as quick and easy as putting on a
  seatbelt or cleaning the windshield can mean the
  difference between life and death. Being aware of
  yourself and other drivers and practicing a good
  road tag is also important. Here are some tips to
  keep it in mind and safe.

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Simple but crucial

• Obey the speed limits. Going too fast gives you
  less time to stop or react. Speeding is one of
  the main causes of accidents in adolescents.
• Always use a seatbelt and make sure that all
  passengers fasten their seat belts. Do not try to
  install more people in the car than you have a
  safety belt to use.
• Adjust the headrest of your car to a height
  behind your head, not your neck, to minimize
  whiplash in the event of an accident.
• Make sure your windshield is clean. At dawn and
  dusk, the light reflected on your dirty
  windshield can momentarily prevent you from
  seeing what is happening.
• Experts now recommend that you hold the steering
  wheel at 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock on the wheel, or
  even lower at 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock. If you are
  in an accident and the airbags are activated, you
  will be more secure with your hands that will not
  blow your face by the impact of the airbags.

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Consider other drivers

• Do not drive as if you were the owner of the
  road. Drive as if you were the owner of the car.
• Do not make assumptions about what other drivers
  will do. The only thing you can assume about
  another controller with a turn signal is that
  they have a flashing light. He / she could not
  turn at all, and simply forgot to turn it off.
• Be careful with aggressive drivers and try to
  stay out of your way. They are the cause of many
  accidents, especially on motorways.
• Never get out in front of anyone and do not get
  involved in someone else's way.

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Consciousness Gap or space

• Make sure your car always has gas do not drive
  with the empty indicator.
• If you are in the country, be careful with deer
  and other animals. If you see an animal
  approaching, slow down and turn on the lights
  several times. Twilight and dawn are particularly
  difficult times for animals, so stay tuned.
• When the light turns green, make sure the
  intersection clears before leaving.

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Driving around the school

• If you are lucky enough to have your own car,
  it's great! But it's important to be careful when
  driving around your school campus, or even when
  you park there. Here are some tips to keep in
  mind.
• Always stop on school buses with flashing
  lights. Flashing lights mean that students get on
  or off the bus and can cross the street. Your
  safety depends on the cars obeying this law.
• Do not park in fire halls around the school. Not
  only will you get a ticket, but it could also
  block the area where you might need a fire truck.
• Try to go to school five or ten minutes early,
  and let him arrive five minutes late to avoid the
  crazy ride in and out of the parking lot. There
  are many accidents when people are in a hurry.
• Always watch children get on and off school
  buses.
• If your school grounds have perpendicular spaces
  (without inclined parking), park in a space that
  you can pull directly instead of backing up.
  Going back in crowded terrain is always
  difficult.
• Do not leave valuables such as purses, shoes,
  laptops, jackets, phones or sports equipment in
  your car, where they can be easily seen.