sleep deprivation is actually worse than drink driving,

see www.smartdriving.org for useful tips on driving.

Now that driving is an essential part of everyday life, it is important that your driving habbits are stress free, and that can be achieved to large extent by listening to your driving instructor.

Everyday people are faced with a number of miles and hours throughout their process between work and family life. As you spent more time on the road you are faced with more and more frustration from the other drivers that you share the road with. One of the growing problems is the extended use of the cell phone while driving. If you sit back and pay attention you will find out that about 9 out 10 cars have drivers with the cell phone stuck to their ears. We all know that many people are not able to drive and us their cell phones at the same time. If many of these drivers could see themselves they would strongly agree. As big as problem that cell phones are they are not the only frustration that we are faced with on the road. Another big problem is the drivers who hang out in the right lane with no respect to the other drivers on the road. In many states the right lane is considered the passing lane and not to hang out in or use for your commute. In most driver training programs they teach the concept of not hanging out in the passing lane or fast lane, so can you say that these people missed that day and how did they pass the class.

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I think good driving is down to respect - respect for yourself, respect for other drivers and respect on the road. It's a simple philosophy! The Respecter

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