Module 1: 8.4 Lesson Summary
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Physical Conditions Posing Danger on the Road
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- Feeling Drowsy or Fatigued: People who have a tight schedule, are tired, or are stressed can feel drowsy or fatigued while driving.
- Limited or Impaired Mobility: These persons can install large mirrors in their cars for better visibility. They can also use power steering and brakes to avoid muscle discomfort and joint pain.
- Age: They should always try to calibrate their driving to their changing age and physical capabilities.
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Mental Conditions that Effect Your Driving
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- Stress: Stress can cause you to behave erratically while on the road, and you can become less tolerant of other drivers.
- Emotions: Emotions, such as anger, worry, and grief, can reduce your concentration and compel you to make wrong decisions while on the road. Stay vigilant of your positive emotions, such as happiness or excitement, as they can also cause mental distraction.
- Attitude: Displaying attitudes of aggressiveness or being inattentive can work as driving hazards.
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