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“looking ahead” means keeping your eyes on the vehicle in front of the one directly ahead of you. This allows you to react and brake in time if a sudden stop occurs, helping to reduce the severity of accidents and prevent a chain collision involving multiple vehicles behind.
Drivers should look left, right, forward, and behind, and check mirrors every 5 to 8 seconds. Being aware of your surroundings helps assess risks from all directions and enhances overall safety.
Avoid staring at one spot for more than 2 seconds, as it can cause you to miss other vehicles that may enter your lane. Taking your eyes off the road, even briefly, increases the risk of accidents either caused by yourself or by the actions of other drivers.
Whenever possible, try to keep some space around your car to allow room for evasive maneuvers if another vehicle cuts in or suddenly brakes. Maintain a safe distance of about 5 meters from the car in front to ensure safety.
If you intend to turn, change lanes, or stop, you should signal to other drivers in advance to prevent accidents.