Defensive driving is basically the art of staying alive on the road by expecting the unexpected. It's about being alert, cautious, and ready to react to other drivers' mistakes before they happen. Think of it as a tactical game where the goal is to avoid accidents by maintaining a safe distance, obeying speed limits, and always scanning your mirrors like you're auditioning for a spy movie. In Australia, this approach is not just smart; it’s often recommended in driving courses to reduce accidents and insurance premiums. Remember, it’s not about driving like a grandma but driving smarter, not harder.
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