The Careful vs. The Careless Driver

by Charles Van Heyden

This not an intellectual discussion from an ivory tower. It is the product of observations, notes, recorded personal driver histories and in dept research. Four years of professional chauffeuring have taught me that this book is essential.Any motorist reading and applying the 12 Indispensable driver skills in The Careful vs. The Careless Driver will drive in the knowledge that they will never be struck by another vehicle while driving nor will they strike another car, truck, bus, pedestrian or animal in their lifetime.Currently it's 1 in 4 motorists will have a serious collision in their lifetime.Compiled from four years of professional chauffeuring. 12 Indispensable driver skills and one Golden Rule. A comprehensive work on expert driving skills and reasons why there is a pressing need to employ in the U.S.* higher standards to driver road tests. (Illustrated - Color)Chapters Your Chances of Being Hit -The Most Basic Expertise -Arguments in the Car -Night Driving -To Yield or Not to Yield -Legislation Currently Introduced -The one Golden Rule that Surpasses All Other Driving Rules*Universally as wellMany states have yet to adopt truly comprehensive road tests for new license applicants. This work focuses on what every driver should know and be capable of executing in order to lower the daily commute stress.

148 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 22, 2020

Reviews

[LaShanda Chamberlain · Rating 5 out of 5]

Lots of Good Information!!

This book is a valuable resource for drivers of all experience levels, offering insights suitable for various skill levels. It provides tips I never considered before but will use in the future. A great go-to guide for enhancing driving knowledge and skills.

[Shan · Rating 3 out of 5]

Important and informational, I definitely learned a few things and the way this book was written makes me feel that I can easily apply better driving habits on my own.
The only thing:
This book felt slightly poorly organized, and was sometimes hard to follow. It would have helped if similar topics were grouped together rather than jumping around. Additionally, I would put the Careless Driver before the Careful driver because it makes sense to me and the Careless Driver is mentioned multiple times in the beginning of the Careful Driver.
Otherwise, a good book.