Around this time of year, you are probably thinking of resolutions to make. You probably have those resolutions you make that you end up breaking before January is over. Make some resolutions this year that you plan on keeping. Some good goals you can make to keep you and your family safe is to become a safer driver. It may not happen all at once, but you can keep your family safe and avoid a car accident by making a goal to keep safe on the road.
No Tailgating
A good habit to get into is keeping a better distance between you and the driver in front of you. It can be really easy to tailgate on the freeway, but this can also be an easy cause for a car accident. Instead of only keeping a distance of one car between you and the car in front of you, try leaving a space for two cars. This way, you can avoid slamming on your brakes and possibly rear-ending the car in front of you. If you do happen to rear end the car in front of you, contact Robert J. DeBry & Associates for an experienced lawyer.
Check the Weather
Before you hit the road in Provo, Utah, check the weather. If it is bad weather, like ice and snow conditions, it may be best for you to stay off the roads. If you do decide to go out in bad weather conditions, be prepared for the challenges and drive carefully; it is also a good idea to have your lawyer on call. Sometimes it’s better to stay off the roads to avoid a car accident. If you have been in an accident, contact a lawyer to help you through the process.
Don’t Drive Distracted
Whether it is your cell phone, the radio or something else, don’t drive distracted. When you drive distracted, it is so easy to get in an accident. Put all electronics down when you are driving.
The new year is the best time to start making resolutions. Make a resolution to become a better driver. If you have been in an auto accident and need help, call Robert. J. DeBry & Associates for a lawyer that cares about the well-being their clients.
Sources:
http://blog.esurance.com/be-a-better-driver-with-these-4-new-years-driving-resolutions/
http://blog.driversed.com/making-new-years-driving-resolutions/