Good driving is less about perfection and more about awareness, planning, patience and making decisions that create space for mistakes by other road users
1
Think ahead
Ease off early when a hazard may develop rather than reacting at the last second.
2
Do not police other drivers
Your priority is reducing risk, not correcting someone else’s behaviour.
3
Control what you can
Calm decisions, safe spacing and good observation matter more than winning an argument on the road.
By Adrian Palmer
DVSA-approved driving instructor serving West Edinburgh. About Adrian → · Instagram →
DVSA-approved driving instructor serving West Edinburgh. About Adrian → · Instagram →