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Anticipation Driving

About the Training

The best drivers see trouble coming and have a plan before it arrives. This training builds the habit of anticipation — reading other drivers, spotting hazards early, and always keeping an escape route — so reaction becomes prevention.

What You'll Learn

  • Anticipate the actions of other drivers before they happen
  • Maintain a following distance that preserves reaction time
  • Identify developing hazards early enough to respond
  • Keep an escape route available at all times

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