If you are concerned about your personal safety while out and about on the roads here is a simple 4-point guide from GEM Motoring Assist, the leading UK driver based road safety association. The guide offers practical advice for any driver, whether they have just passed their test or have years of driving experience.
P – Prepare yourself
– assess your risks. We can all take responsibility for our own personal safety, taking steps to
modify or change our behaviour according to the risks
– try to be relaxed. You can exacerbate a difficult situation if you are rushed, stressed, or afraid
– avoid confrontation. Do not meet aggression with aggression. Talk your way out of problems: stay calm, speak gently, slowly and clearly. Breathe out slowly to help you relax
– respect other peoples space. Each of us has our personal buffer zone which we are quick to
defend
– avoid an aggressive stance: crossed arms, hands on hips, a wagging finger or raised arm
will challenge and confront. Avoid looking down on anyone or touching someone unnecessarily
L – Look...
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