What should be paid attention to for safe driving?

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DeAaliyah
07/29/25 10:28pm
Safety precautions for drivers include: maintaining a safe driving distance, controlling speed, yielding to other vehicles, avoiding aggressive lane changes, staying alert to prevent fatigue driving, and enhancing self-discipline and control. Below are some related driving precautions: 1. Suburban roads: There are many intersections, so be cautious of motorcycles or bicycles suddenly appearing from junctions. Avoid driving too close to the right boundary of the road to leave enough safety distance. 2. Pedestrians and children: When there are pedestrians (especially the elderly or children), always stay highly alert, maintain a safe distance, and control your speed. 3. Urban roads: With heavy traffic and numerous traffic lights, always yield to other vehicles and avoid aggressive lane changes. Familiarize yourself with intersections in advance and enter the correct lane early. When passing stopped vehicles (especially buses), be cautious of people crossing the road from in front of the vehicle.
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