yea, right on niky.
we can still cite or enumerate some more of those crazy driving habits. In addition to that, Id say:
1. Dont change lane when turning on a corner. Or going to the left
after turning right or vice versa.
2. Dont overtake just to turn to a corner. Allow the other vehicle to go
ahead, then take the lane after him to turn.
3. Don't make quick/sudden brakes in heavy traffic.
4. Don't make quick lane changes after a stop.
5. Follow street lanes, and avoid driving on two lanes top swerve on either lane.
In other words, the key word here is "predictability" no more no less. Other additions to this? your concern is as good as mine.
Other than the obvious, a lot of which has been posted here already, I'd say:1. Presence of mind -- Parang yung sa ROTC? You have to focus on your driving AND your environment -- the vehicles around you and even the shoulders of the streets. On well-paved provincial roads, for example, the following can be encountered: Cow Pies can mean crossing animals, Farmlands can mean kuligligs and rice on the road, bball courts can mean balls flying and kids chasing them, etc.2. Assuming others DON'T drive or walk defensively. This has saved me countless times. Two of them very important ones. Once may yaya crossing the street carrying one kid and holding the other with her hand. Super menor ako dahil assume ko preoccupied yung yaya dun sa karga at baka mahina ang hawak dun sa toddler. Ayun, tumakbo nga ng tawid yung toddler. Para naman ako para sigawan yung yaya.Another time, may 3 bata sa tabi naglalaro pero mukhang may pinagtatalunan yung dalawa. Nag-menor ako. Ayun, sinuntok nung isa yung isang bata. Yung tinamaan naman umiwas -- right onto the street. Kung di ako yung natapat sa kaniya, tiyak either nasa ospital siya or sementeryo.
me when driving defensively,i've always keep cool attitude para makadrive ako nang maayos tapos kung may schedule time ka sa pupuntahan mo always magbigay ka nang 1 hr allowance para hindi ka magahol. traffic sa manila & QC are very unpredictable.