WHAT'S AROUND YOUR CAR? | BE SURE TO LEAVE ROOM FOR IT! | DRIVING LESSONS WITH MR. T. | DRIVING TO SAVE LIVES

Mr. T. talks about the space around your car as he scans for animals in the roadway, always keeping that big buffer space for safety.

And note:

-- "Space is your best friend" when you're driving.

-- Every few seconds, check your mirrors and the roadway in front and in back of your car, and confirm that you have a good amount of open space around your vehicle at all times.

--Constantly watching for wild animals running into the roadway is something you must train yourself to do, especially at dusk when they are most likely to be out feeding and wanting to cross the road.

--Keeping a good distance constantly around your car--in front, in back, and on both sides will help avoid any accidents.

-- The space buffer will give you time and space to move away, slam on the brakes, or otherwise evade the situation, if a deer runs out onto the roaday or if anyone or anything enters your path.

--Above all, keeping within the speed limit or slightly below it will usually offer the best protection against sudden collision with wildlife.

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So whether you're a beginner driver, an experienced driver, a nervous driver, a confident driver, getting ready for your DMV driving test or just want to learn more to become an excellent road navigator; whether you're taking driving lessons, or just trying to learn some driving tips, watching Mr. T. narrate these driving videos will help you pass your road test AND learn true road navigation so that your driving skills can be life saving!

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