Importance Of Safe Driving

As children, there are three goals that come to mind when becoming an adult. That is getting married, owning a house and a having car. At a young age, there is an order and anxiety of which task is more reasonable to accomplish first. Marriage will be further down the list because there isn’t an urgency of finding that right person. A house will also be overlooked for now because as a kid, it’s not likely to be approved for a house so young. Last but not least is an exquisite vehicle to ride around town. So from the house and the marriage, the more likely and most reasonable choice is getting a car as the first priority. So the next step would be getting a drivers hand book from the local driver’s motor vehicle (DMV) and study it from front
The importance of traffic laws is it intended to protect drivers like myself and other drivers on the road. By knowing the rules of the road, performing good driving abilities and usually taking care as a road user, everyone then can help play a vital role in avoiding a crash. This is made apparent when the traffic laws say that to yield the right of way to pedestrians and drivers. If individuals did not follow his law, the accident rate, would double immensely. More importantly, if taken the wrong way, the situation can escalate and lead to sixty days community service and the more serious cases jail time. An example being is if a driver was stopped by a police officer, and the driver didn’t show acceptance of what he did and treated the officer in an unkind manner. That driver wouldn’t just have received a ticket but will be arrested for police harassment. If only the driver would have confessed what he did wrong and promise the police officer that he will not do it again. The officer could have taken a moment and came to a conclusion that this driver should receive a warning. The first appearance says everything about a person. If the action is shown to be bad or good, don’t be surprised by the response of the person on the other end hearing it. All drivers should constantly recall that driving is a privileged, not a right. If this statement is taken advantage, there will be more trouble in the future for drivers. Common courtesy is being a safe driver. It will be making road safety policies more