Question 3777
The principles of defensive driving are...
- vision, anticipation, and space.
- acceleration, anticipation, and distrust.
- speed, distrust, and space.
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Correct answer: vision, anticipation, and space.
Defensive driving is based on three principles. With vision, you look far ahead, to the sides, and in your mirrors. With anticipation, you predict what others will do. With space, you leave room around you. Speed and acceleration are not among these principles, and allowing for other people's mistakes is part of anticipation.