1. IDENTIFY THE HAZARDS Weather Rain, fog, ice/snow and winds Roads Narrow,winding, obstacles on or near the road itself and speed limits Human Factors Perception - what is seen Attention Management - complacency, distracters, channelized fixation Fatigue and alcohol use 2. ASSESS THE HAZARD Damage to your vehicle, another vehicle, or personal property, injuries to yourself or others and death to yourself or others 3. DEVELOP CONTROLS & MAKE DECISIONS Slow down and don't use posted speed limits as a goal Use seatbelts, airbags, and child car safety seats Expect the unexpected. Take the necessary vehicle precautions and use less risky driving procedures to ensure you and your passengers arrive at your destination unharmed. 4. IMPLEMENT CONTROLS Utilize vehicle equipped safety options like lights, ABS brakes, airbags, horn, and of course, restraining devices 5. SUPERVISE AND EVALUATE Think of what you did and the eventual outcome What did you do wrong? What did you do right? Did you do something and narrowly have a mishap? What could you have done better? What will you do the next time Do other drivers have the same experience with this situation that can give you advice?
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