Driving Tips

Aggressive driving will often lead to collisions and senseless personal attacks.

It is better to be a cautious and courteous driver and avoid creating a situation that may provoke other motorists.
If you do happen to encounter an aggressive driver, don’t make matters worse by forcing a confrontation. Make sure to avoid eye contact and steer clear, giving them plenty of room.
Don't stoop to making inappropriate hand or facial gestures, it will only exacerbate the situation.
Do not under any circumstances tailgate other drivers as you may very well provoke an angry response not to mention the danger you place yourself and others in.
Use your horn sparingly and for the right reasons. The horn was developed as a communication device. Try not to use it to annoy an aggressive driver as you will just draw their attention to you.
It is a better idea to keep as much distance between you and an aggressive driver as possible.
If you are in the left lane and someone wishes to pass, simply move over and let them drive by.
Ultimately it is just a case of 'doing the right thing'.....very simple but effective.
Remember........ as the driver of the vehicle, your safety and the safety of others is your prime responsibility.
More safe driving tips from the NSW Government and safety tips for motorists compliments of RACV.

If you feel an incident should not go un-noticed, then the simplest and most effective solution is to

make a report to Dobadriver where it will be stored and presented for all to see.