12-12-2017, 06:18 PM
I know what you mean, I live in a high accident area and it's very bad here; hell, my first six months of driving I had two people ram me. Although, even though it's scary at first and you're constantly worried you just have to know the signs of whether people are drunk, texting or watching and reacting when people do dumb ass shit. Speeding isn't really a problem, it can be a problem if they tailgate you but most try not to because that's a goodass way to have to cough up cash when they hit the person in front of them. Once you start driving you'll start to figure out stressful areas and when to avoid them and when places are safe to go to. Like, for me? I learned quick that downtown rush hour is not something to be in so I don't go there during rush hour. Driving isn't as scary as it's made out to be, coming from someone who used to have to put a blanket over my head because when we would drive I would get so scared I'd cry.
- don't drive on Friday or Saturday nights to avoid drunk drivers
-stay in the right lane to get out of the way of speeders, don't feel like you have to move for them because they'll pass you
- keep up with traffic!!! If everyone is going faster than the limit speed to keep up with them, if you are going slower than traffic around you that can be really dangerous.
- use your blinker, always watch for others and try to see if someone will be turning without their blinker (always watch the break lights)
I can understand why you wouldn't drive but it's also not something to be scared of? Jdkskfkd I just drive to get tf out of my house so it's been a nice experience.
- don't drive on Friday or Saturday nights to avoid drunk drivers
-stay in the right lane to get out of the way of speeders, don't feel like you have to move for them because they'll pass you
- keep up with traffic!!! If everyone is going faster than the limit speed to keep up with them, if you are going slower than traffic around you that can be really dangerous.
- use your blinker, always watch for others and try to see if someone will be turning without their blinker (always watch the break lights)
I can understand why you wouldn't drive but it's also not something to be scared of? Jdkskfkd I just drive to get tf out of my house so it's been a nice experience.