TIP 1.
TIP 2.
Have a tolerant and considerate attitude towards other drivers – this will keep you calm and you will be less likely to engage in any conflict while driving.TIP 3.
Never take risks that could compromise your own or someone else's safety – be aware, prepared and responsible.TIP 4.
Keep your car in good working order, have it serviced regularly and top-up your petrol levels to avoid a breakdown.TIP 5.
Work out what type of roads you will be traveling on (i.e. busy, quiet, town, country) and check you have an up-to-date road map to avoid asking for directions.TIP 6.
Drive with someone whenever possible.TIP 7.
If you're being followed – walk briskly and assertively towards your car, get in and lock it immediately then drive away. If you feel you can't reach your car safely, walk to the nearest shop or house and call for assistance.TIP 8.
If you're leaving work late at night, try to walk with a colleague so you can accompany each other safely.TIP 9.
Always have your car keys ready.TIP 10.
Take up self defence to build confidence and awareness.(Tips from 'DriveSafe Handy Pack for female motorists'.)
