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Defensive Driving: Skills Test
Defensive Driving: Exterior Inspection
Defensive Driving: Mirror Adjustments
Defensive Driving: Proper Following Distance
Defensive Driving: Turns
Defensive Driving: Left Turns
Defensive Driving: Right Turns
Defensive Driving: Construction
Defensive Driving: Right on Red & Highway Merging
The term defensive driving may evoke images of fuddy-duddies who refuse to go more than 45 miles per hour … More
Part of becoming an experienced and skillful driver is learning the most effective methods of driving safe… More
Most people adjust the left and right mirrors of their car incorrectly. Learn defensive driving skills fro… More
There is an average of six million auto accidents every year. People are too busy talking on their cell ph… More
Look over the outside of the vehicle. Make sure the lights are working and the tires are properly inflated… More
Every driver must pass the skills test before getting on the road. Learn defensive driving skills from a p… More
When driving in construction zones, as always, keep both hands on the wheel. Learn defensive driving skill… More
Knowing the correct steps for executing turns will decrease your risk of causing an accident. Learn defens… More
Unexpected dangers can arise on the road at any time, and you need to know some defensive driving skills … More
Signaling left turns early will insure that those around you have time to anticipate your car's movements.… More
When the weather outside is frightful, the best place to be is inside. If possible, we shouldn't drive at … More
Pay special care to other cars when turning right on red and merging onto the highway. Learn defensive dri… More
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Summary: Knowing the correct steps for executing turns will decrease your risk of causing an accident. Learn defensive driving skills from a professional instructor in this free education video.
Doug Harvey has been the owner of Able Testing for 10 years. He and his staff not only administer the driving test to people looking to receive their state driver's license, but to...read more
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"As you are coming into an intersection, to make a left turn, get in the extreme left hand lane. Your left turn signal is on and the light is red, stop at the obedience line, which is a solid white line. After the light turns green, look to the right, come out to the middle of the intersection and complete your left turn. Left turn from left lane into left lane. Now, when we are going to make a right turn, again, approaching the right turn in the extreme right hand lane, if the light is red, stopping at the obedience line. Now when completing my right turn, look to the left to make sure that all traffic has stopped. After the light has turned green, then I'll proceed from my right to my right lane. When you are coming up to an intersection and the light is green, slow down look left and look right. When you are coming up to another intersection and the light turns red, again, stop at the obedience line, look left, look right and proceed with extreme caution. After the light turns green, make sure that all of the traffic has stopped and that you have checked your complete surrounding areas for all traffic."
eHow Article: Defensive Driving: Turns
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