Defensive Action
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Reviews defensive driving and the importance of perception. Defines defensive action. Discusses loss of perception, comprehensive viewing versus acute viewing, scanning, the need to make sure the other driver sees you, distractions, the importance of developing seeing habits and highway design and high accident locations. Concludes with review questions.
More in Driver Education Series
- ADVERSE CONDITIONS
- ALCOHOL AND DRUGS
- ATTITUDES, EMOTIONS, AND HABITS
- DEFENSIVE ACTION
- DEFENSIVE DRIVING
- DRIVER'S LICENSE
- HIGHWAY DRIVING
- LAWS, ENFORCEMENT, AND COURTS
- MAN-MADE LAWS
- MECHANICS OF THE CAR
- NATURAL LAW
- NATURE OF THE ROADWAY
- OTHER USERS OF THE HIGHWAY
- OVERVIEW
- PARKING AND BACKING INTO A STALL
- PEDESTRIANS AND CYCLISTS
- PERSONALITY OF THE DRIVER
- PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DRIVER
- PURCHASE AND USE OF CAR
- SAFETY FEATURES
- STANDARD SHIFT DRIVING AND PRACTICE DRIVING IN TRAFFIC
- TRAFFIC CONTROL
- Driving On The Highway 1951
- Parking The Car 1951
- Pedestrians. 1956
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