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Drive Defensively
For More Safety
If you drive, what are the odds that you will be involved in an accident on the highways during the next 12 months? About one in four, according to the Institute for Safer Living.
Odds are two out of three that the accident will occur on a straight road with one of the involved vehicles either stopped or moving slowly into or out of a lane of moving traffic. And the odds are one to eleven that as an involved driver you will either be killed or incur some disabling injury from the accident.
According to the Institute for Safer Living of the American Mutual Liability Insurance Company, most accidents are preventable because when one driver commits a driving error, he or another driver, as the case may be, fails to compensate for this
error. In other words, to drive j defensively and avoid preventable | accidents one must be responsive to changing conditions in the mile at hand in order to be prepared to meet the hazards that will develop in the mile ahead.
The defensive driver, according to the Institute for Safer Living, recognizes that he is never completely free from danger. He always suspects and remains alert to detect the unexpected. By recognizing the exposures that do exist, he is constantly planning on how he can best protect himself from them as well as from the unpredictable actions of others that could develop. A preventable,
accident occurs when you fail toj apply yourself to your driving job in a professional manner.
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