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Head-On Collisions are the most dangerous kind of Collisions. The majority of these Collisions could have been prevented using defensive driving techniques

Take a moment to read these tips on avoiding Collisions- they could save your life one day

Reduce risk with safe Driving
Once you get into a Collision situation, the options are few and dangerous. But you can increase your chances of avoiding a collision by following a few safe driving tips

✅️ Only drive when you are alert and sober.
✅️Scan the road ahead for hazards.
Look as far as the next hill or curve, take note of road signs. This way, you will have more time to prepare for approaching hazards.
✅️Stay well centred in your lane, where oncoming traffic is less likely to stray,and where you can get to the shoulder or side of the road more quickly. On multi-lane roads, the left is the safest lane.
✅️Obey speed limits. You will have more time to react to a hazard, and should a collision occur,it will not be as damaging at a lower speed.

When a Vehicle veers into your lane for any reason, slow down right away. Be Prepared to stop or drive off the road

Remember that driving into a ditch is far less dangerous than driving into a head-On Collision.

When a Collision is about to Happen
Remember these principles in case you need to make split-second decisions to avoid a head-On Collision:

✅️Always drive to the left to get out of the way, since the of the other vehicle is likely to move back into his or her lane after recovering control.

✅️Maintain speed and keep two wheels on the pavement for stability. Only drive with all four wheels on the shoulder if absolutely necessary to avoid a collision

✅️If the choice is between a head-On and hitting a fixed object such as a tree or utility pole, it's always safer to hit the fixed object, which has no momentum of its own.

✅️If you must hit an object or oncoming vehicle, aim as far to the left as possible, where the collision forces are much less intense.

Take time to learn and practice defensive driving, and always wear your safety belt.

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Road Safety Tips

🚨SLEEPINESS🚨

Professional driving can be hard work. If you start to feel sleepy while driving, find a safe place to stop (not the hard shoulder of a motorway) as soon as possible and get some sleep.

Modern commercial vehicles are often comfortable but don’t be tempted to relax too much! To combat the risk of falling asleep at the wheel, you should:

🚦Plan adequate rest breaks.

🚦Get adequate sleep before starting out

🚦Not start a journey if already tired.

🚦Avoid driving if you are not 100% fit.

🚦Never drive if affected by alcohol or drugs.

🚦Avoid heavy meals before driving Stay alert

🚦Remember that you will feel more sleepy between 2pm and 4pm and early in the morning.

🚦Keep fresh air circulating in the cab but remember that cold air, in itself, will do little to stop you falling asleep 15 Minutes.
If you feel sleepy at any stage when driving, as a temporary measure, stop and have a strong caffeine drink and a 15-minute nap (short sleep) while you wait for the caffeine to take effect. The only cure for sleepiness is to get some sleep - turning up the radio and fresh air will do little or nothing to keep you going.

Follow Safe Journey Africa for more road safety tips and fundamental road traffic regulations.