Good or Bad Driver

Good or Bad Driver

Driving is an essential part of our everyday lives. Wether you are driving a vehicle yourself, being driven or observing from a residential street another driver; you are sure to witness some good and bad ones. Many of todays drivers have dangerous driving habits, you do not have to travel far to see people with risky driving techniques on the road. There are also good drivers out there, those who obey traffic rules and are considerate of the other vehicles around them. A good driver always cares about the safety precautions one should take on the road; you could never be too careful. Wearing a seat belt is a must for them. Statistics show that wearing a safety belt can prevent death in about half of the accidents that occur in our country. A good driver also never drives in a rush, they allow themselves plenty of extra time to reach wherever their destination is and allow time for emergencies or even traffic jams if they were to happen. They can be more relaxed while driving by giving themselves time. Concentrating is also a trait a good driver has; they have a clear mind before getting behind the wheel. A responsible driver gets good rest and does not drive for long periods of time without taking a break. A bad driver knows that not wearing a safety belt can affect their families and loved ones, and they still choose to not wear it. A bad drivers also just does not care about time. They race at incredible speeds on the road tailgating just to reach the red light and end up sitting there for minutes; always in a hurry to get nowhere. Driving tired is also a trait these drivers are known for; they risk the safety of themselves and others on the highway. It is well recognized that if you drive tired, the chances of you crashing dramatically increase. A bad driver can also include one who does not have a well working vehicle. Keeping your car in good working order is important for not only your safety, but also but the safety of the other