What is Defensive Driving?

Definition:  Defensive driving is the practice of maintaining an awareness of road and weather conditions,  other vehicles,  road users and potentially hazardous situations and then taking steps to prevent becoming the cause of or becoming involved in a road crash.



The description of defensive driving also refers to the following:

Reducing the risk of collision by anticipating dangerous situations,  adverse conditions or the mistakes of others.

Implementing driving techniques that enable drivers to address identified hazards in a predictable manner.

Driving with an increased awareness of everything happening around you while driving.

Driving characterized by prudence,  diligence and reasonable cautiousness with the goal of making the road a safe place not only for a defensive driver but also for other road users.



However,  the occurrence of traffic accidents is always unexpected. For example,  when the driver is sleep deprived, his attention will be reduced,  and when there is an emergency on the road,  he may not make a timely response,  leading to the tragedy. For this reason,  we have launched a professional fatigue prevention driving system MR688 for drivers.



We only have one life to live, and driving safely is not only our responsibility as individuals,  but also that of other road users. Develop good defensive driving habits and stay away from tired driving.