Driving is often a solitary pursuit, as you roll along alone with your thoughts or listen to the music. But it’s likely that you are surrounded by other people in their cars, making good manners a must for safety and civility.
Pay Attention
It’s easy to become oblivious to the world around us as we drive, but it only takes a few seconds to run a red light or not notice a bicyclist in our path, possibly causing life-changing results. Turn down the radio and stay off the phone; talking, even hands-free, can be distracting. Check the rearview mirrors frequently to be aware of approaching vehicles, and to see emergency vehicles approaching from behind.
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