On which three basic principles is defensive driving founded to avoid accidents?

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The correct answer is Vision, anticipation, and space. These techniques allow the driver to detect and manage dangerous situations before they turn into an emergency: Vision: It is not enough to look at what is right in front; you must look far ahead and scan the sides to gather information in time. Anticipation: After seeing, you must process the information to predict the intentions of other users and prepare to act (e.g., lifting your foot off the accelerator when in doubt). Space: It is vital to manage space (front, rear, and side) to have room for maneuver or a 'safety cushion' in case of your own or someone else's error. The option 'Protect, warn, and help' refers to the emergency protocol (PAS) applied after an accident, not to prevent it.

On which three basic principles is defensive driving founded to avoid accidents?

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