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Problem 13 What would you suggest to be the safe following distance and travel speed daytime and nighttime in and out of town. consider animals jumping in front of you)

Solution

It is a common thing to see that animals are jumping in front of us While we are driving during different extreme weather conditions and also Keeping these safe following distances will be very tough at times, especially during heavy traffic. Other vehicles will continuously cut you off and close the gap. In a sense, they are taking advantage of your safe driving habits to try and get slightly further ahead. That’s ok. Remember, they aren’t a great defensive driver like you are. And someday, it’ll probably catch up to them. Don’t get angry with them. Simply adjust. You have made the choice to be a safe driver, so it’s up to you to adjust your driving skills around the actions of less educated and less talented drivers. Most people don’t even realize they are being poor drivers. So don’t take it personally when somebody performs an unsafe driving maneuver around you. Just adjust, keep your distance, and adjust again. In heavy traffic, the cycle seems never ending.

While maintaining a safe following distance, it’s also important to keep a driving buffer zone on the sides of your vehicle as well. Remember the driving tip about always having an escape plan and leaving an out? That applies here. While it’s not always possible, try your best to keep as many escape routes open as you can. Sometimes this is out of your control, but whenever possible keep the lanes next to you clear.

As for the rear of your vehicle, there isn’t much you can do here. The front of your vehicle is almost always within your control. The sides are sometimes in your control. The back is very difficult to control.

If you are being tailgated, try changing lanes. Let off the gas pedal and very gradually slow down to entice the tailgater to pass. The last thing you want to do is be caught off guard to a potential hazard.

Never be intimidated. If you’re worried you’ll get rear ended, increase your following distance and continue to coast to a slower speed. You can’t control how others drive. All you can do is adjust to their crappy driving. As someone who studies traffic safety, I’ve learned something about tailgaters. You can never please them. If you go 5mph over the limit, they will still tailgate you. If you go 10mph over the limit, they will still tailgate you. So don’t ever speed up on account of being tailgated. It’s not going to work.