DISTRACTIONS MEANS DESTRUCTION
Changing a cassette in the tape recorder while driving
is a classic example of distracted driver.
Many
of us will do this everyday and think that years of
driving experience has made us perfect drivers. There
have been people who have been stopped because they
were too busy driving and shaving on their way to office,
reading map book, eating lunch and talking on their
cell phone.
Without thinking, we sometimes
put our and others in danger for no reason. Simply
making small changes in the everyday routine can create
safe roads and make you an alert driver.
There are three categories of Distraction:
Do
not deal with your problems while you are driving as
it can jeopardize your and safety of other road users.
Don’t
try to kill an insect while you drive, it may kill
you both!
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