Drivers who do not buckle up can be fined and receive demerit points. It is mandatory to wear a seat belt for the driver and to ensure passengers are wearing theirs too.

The seatbelt should be worn with the shoulder strap over your shoulder and the lap belt low over your hips.

Side mirrors should be adjusted so that they cover the area around the rear of your vehicle, reducing blind spots and providing a better view of the traffic around you.

Driving with a suspended license can result in your vehicle being impounded as a legal consequence to enforce driving restrictions and ensure road safety.

Managing space around your vehicle helps you see and be seen by others, providing time and space to prevent collisions.

Effective communication with other road users involves making eye contact, using signals, and using the horn as needed to convey your intentions.

In urban areas, drivers should look 12 to 15 seconds ahead to anticipate any hazards. This corresponds to about one to one-and-a-half blocks.

If someone is following too closely, reducing speed (if its safe to do so) can encourage them to pass, creating a wider space cushion for safety.

The recommended following distance under normal conditions is two seconds. This allows time to react in case the vehicle ahead stops suddenly.

If the view from your inside rear view mirror is blocked, you must attach an outside rear view mirror on each side of the vehicle.

It is against the law to let a person ride in a trailer while it is being towed. The driver and the person who is riding may be held accountable for the offense.

Locking your doors is the first step before driving to prevent unwanted persons from opening your door and to reduce the possibility of the doors opening in case of a collision.

Placing your hands at 9 oclock and 3 oclock on the steering wheel gives you the best control of the vehicle and prevents interference with airbag deployment.

The head restraint should be positioned so that the center is level with the top of your ears to provide optimal protection against whiplash or other injuries during a collision.

A shoulder check is necessary before changing lanes or moving into traffic to ensure that your blind spots are clear and that its safe to proceed.

When moving away from the right side of the road, you should use your left turn signal and check your mirrors to indicate that you are entering traffic and to ensure that it is safe to do so.

Signal lights must be used when turning left or right, changing lanes, and when moving away from the curb or parking lane. This helps inform other drivers of your intentions to avoid confusion or accidents.

To control your vehicle speed effectively, gradually press on the accelerator and maintain it at the proper position for the selected speed, adjusting as needed based on conditions.

When parking uphill on a street with a curb, turning the wheels to the left ensures that if the vehicle rolls, it will roll into the curb rather than into traffic.

When leaving a parallel park, it is crucial to check mirrors and look over your shoulder to avoid hitting obstacles or traffic.

It is prohibited to park your vehicle on a bridge or underpass, or the approaches to a bridge or underpass to avoid obstructing traffic and ensuring safety.

It is never recommended to exceed the posted speed limit. Instead, you should drive with the flow of traffic while adhering to the speed limits.

Regular mirror checks every 5 seconds help you stay aware of your surroundings and potential hazards, improving your overall driving safety.

Before turning right on red, you must come to a complete stop, check for pedestrians and other vehicles, and only turn if it is safe.