Here’s one I encounter every freaking day. Turn off your freaking high beams when you’re approaching another vehicle!!!! I was taught not just oncoming, and a car in front, but cars at an intersection too.
YES.
If you can see another car...dim the lights.
drive your car as if your on a motorcycle,
I ride year long, and definitely agree.
The biggest thing I've learned is PAY ATTENTION. You cannot count on the other guy to do it for you!
I will say I disagree with one of the above posts. If you're sitting at a red light and turning, turn your signal OFF once someone is sitting behind you. All you do at that point is blind them, off and on. It's a turn lane. We know you're turning. We got it. When the light turns green, turn the signal back on once you're moving again.
And, if your wipers are on, or it is dusk, turn on your lights! You may be able to see, but headlights enable you to BE SEEN. Also, just because you have daytime running lights doesn't mean you're covered. You still can't be seen from behind.
Multiple lanes mean multiple speeds. Don't sit next to someone on the highway - pass, and get over!
Give extra room to people with trailers. Can't stand when I have my 28' behind the Cummins and some jagoff cuts me off. Ever stay awake in physics class???
Move over for cars on the shoulder, ESPECIALLY trucks and first responders. Easy way to potentially save a life.
This
Does NOT mean "stop". If there's nobody there....GO!!!! Same for right on red. JUST GO!!!
Lastly, if you put a "leveling kit" on your truck? Re-aim your headlights so you don't blind everyone on the road.