What driving behavior can increase risk?
Disregarding traffic signs or signals AND failure to wear a safety belt
Failure to wear a safety belt
Learning from experience and observation
Disregarding traffic signs or signals
Speeding or driving too fast for the conditions
Tailgating or following too closely
Distracted driving, such as texting or using a cellphone while driving
Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol
Aggressive driving, such as excessive honking, yelling, or gesturing at other drivers
Fatigued driving or falling asleep at the wheel
Not using turn signals or failing to signal lane changes
Failing to yield to pedestrians, bicyclists, or other vehicles when required
Poorly maintained vehicle condition, such as worn-out tires or broken headlights
Engaging in reckless behavior, such as street racing or stunt driving