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Vision, anticipation and space.
Preventive driving techniques are based on 3 principles. Vision: looking far ahead, to the sides and in the mirrors. Anticipation: getting ahead of hazards and reacting to them. Space: maintaining distances ahead and to the sides and managing the space behind.
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