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Defensive Driving - Speed Kills: Human Factors

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Identify the psychological and situational factors that contribute to speeding-related accidents.
Explain how impairment, fatigue, and distractions affect a driver's reaction time and decision-making.
Describe the importance of situational awareness and proactive driving in preventing speed-related crashes.

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Speeding is not just a mechanical issue but a reflection of human behavior and decision-making. This course examines how overconfidence, impatience, and impaired judgment contribute to speed-related accidents. Participants will explore the psychological and situational factors behind speeding, the effects of distractions and fatigue, and the importance of situational awareness in preventing crashes. By recognizing these risks, drivers can adopt safer behaviors and apply defensive driving strategies to reduce accidents and save lives. 

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Defensive Driving - Speed Kills: Human Factors

Defensive Driving - Speed Kills: Human Factors
Defensive Driving - Speed Kills: Human Factors
Speeding is not just a mechanical issue but a reflection of human behavior and decision-making. This course examines how overconfidence, impatience, and impaired judgment contribute to speed-related accidents. Participants will explore the psychological and situational factors behind speeding, the effects of distractions and fatigue, and the importance of situational awareness in preventing crashes. By recognizing these risks, drivers can adopt safer behaviors and apply defensive driving strategies to reduce accidents and save lives. 

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