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The reason a safe driving attitude is so important for everyone on the road. You must drive safely, obey the traffic laws, and respect the rights of other drivers. A good driver has good qualities.
"Qualities of Good Truck Driver
Responsibility Self-dependence Alertness Mechanical knowledge and skills Stress management skills"
Riders and Drivers Working Together for a Safe School Year
Each school year yellow buses wind their way through Iowa’s cities, towns and rural areas. It’s critical for Iowa’s drivers to be extra cautious in watching students heading to and from the buses.
Reminders for students:
Stop and look both ways before crossing a street.
Make sure you’re bus driver can see you when you are crossing in front of the bus. If you can't see the driver, the driver cannot see you.
Never cross behind the bus.
When getting on or off the bus, never cross the street until the bus driver signals it’s OK to cross.
If you drop something near the bus, do not pick it up. Instead, tell the bus driver what you dropped, and let the driver instruct you on what to do.
Reminders for drivers:
When the bus’s yellow flashers turn on, that signifies that it is preparing to have child get on or off the bus. All vehicles behind the bus must come to a complete stop.
If you are approaching a bus from the opposite direction, slow your speed to 20 mph when the bus turns on its yellow flashers.
On a two-lane road, traffic in both directions must come to a full stop when the lights are flashing red.
On a four-lane road, traffic moving in the opposite direction must slow down and proceed with caution when either red or yellow flashers are present.
Stop your vehicle at least 15 feet from the bus.
Remain stopped until the flashing lights are turned off and the stop arm is pulled back in.
Failure to comply could result in a fine of $250 plus court costs.
Drive with a little extra caution in this heavy monsoon.
• Get your vehicle checked • Stay always updated with the weather forecast • Time your journey • Fuel-up before setting off • Drive slow • Maintain a minimum safe distance • Avoid offroading • Take a break if the weather worsens • Carry an emergency kit
Dr. Vijay's Uro clinic
Is it worth it?
This is what rotors and brakes that need to be replaced look like. A lot of people ignore their brakes and rotors to save money. How much is your safety worth?
Beside the undeniable security measure you ought to take while driving, here are some other driving safety tips you can take after to keep you and your friends and family safe. Below is some tips for how to drive more safely.
http://francisco-cortes.org/
On our way once again... the truck was damaged so badly we lost the use of the rear gas tank.. and in order to get back on the road and avoid waiting a few days for parts, we had to convert the truck from a dually to a regular. At least we are on our way again! ✨💙✨ #drivingsafe #promise #roadtrip #adventures
