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Vision, anticipation and space.
Defensive driving techniques are based on 3 principles: 1. Vision: looking into the distance according to the speed, to the sides and in the mirrors. 2. Anticipation: foreseeing hazards and taking action before encountering them. 3. Space management: controlling the space in front of the vehicle, at the sides and even behind it.
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