LEAVE YOURSELF AN OUT
What does it mean to leave yourself an out? The ability to escape danger if a negative situation occurs. The term “leaving yourself an out” is often used in defensive driving courses. These courses always stress that no matter what the situation is, drivers need to be always on defense. Being a defensive driver allows you to avoid preventable collisions. Situations such as a car in front of you braking unexpectedly or a driver swerving into your lane are unsafe acts that can put you at risk for serious injury if […]This content is for BHHC Safety Center policy holders.
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