Encounter Driving

Everyone always thinks that s/he is a good driver. However, knowing how to move a vehicle from Point A to Point B does not make you a good driver. Driving is a skill that requires continuous practicing and learning as it entails a lot more to do with your character & personality type. The Encounter Driving Booklet details driving instructions and information on being a good driver, on reverse parking, on dream weavers, on basic driving rules, on handling a tyre burst, on driving during heavy rains, on driving in wet weather, on parking pawl, on hydroplaning, on head on collisions, on vehicular accident safety, on common drivers vehicle and/or misjudgement reasons, on earth movement and effect on road construction, on visiting trans-border countries with your vehicle(s), steering holding driving assumptions, driving in dense snow, driving on sandy conditions, ascending and descending dunes, Beach Driving, Sand Towing, B Gear, Walk the Safety Circle etc. Learn to be proactive when you are driving instead of waiting until the last moment to either act and/or react on something that you should have done earlier. You should also avoid procrastinating in your life including while driving and try to be the type of person that gets the jump on things. Enjoy your reading and have a superb incident free driving encounter.