What are the three pillars or fundamental principles of defensive driving?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

Defensive driving is based on three essential techniques or principles that allow the driver to act before an imminent danger appears: vision, anticipation and space management. Vision means looking far ahead and regularly checking the rearview mirrors; anticipation consists of foreseeing the intentions of other road users and making yourself seen; and space management consists of keeping an adequate safety zone around the moped (in front, behind and to the sides). The other statements mention important road safety or mechanical factors, but they do not represent the theoretical triad that defines defensive driving according to the DGT.

What are the three pillars or fundamental principles of defensive driving?

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