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5 Seeing Habits

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Aim High in Steering: How do you do it?

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Aim High in Steering: How do you do it?
Imaginary Target - Baseball/Dartboard
Aim High in Steering: What does it do for you?
Centers car in traffic lane. Safe path on turns.
Aim High in Steering: Key Phrase
Find a safe path well ahead.
Get the Big Picture: How do you do it?
How wide and deep? What’s in it? Objects and ground.
Get the Big Picture: What does it do for you?
Keeps you away from billboards. Smooth stops and turns. Buys time.
Get the Big Picture: Key Phrase
Stay back and see it all.
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5 Seeing Habits
TermDefinition
Aim High in Steering: How do you do it?
Imaginary Target - Baseball/Dartboard
Aim High in Steering: What does it do for you?
Centers car in traffic lane. Safe path on turns.
Aim High in Steering: Key Phrase
Find a safe path well ahead.
Get the Big Picture: How do you do it?
How wide and deep? What’s in it? Objects and ground.
Get the Big Picture: What does it do for you?
Keeps you away from billboards. Smooth stops and turns. Buys time.
Get the Big Picture: Key Phrase
Stay back and see it all.
Keep Your Eyes Moving: How do you do it?
Move eyes. Front - 2 seconds. Rear - 5 to 8 seconds.
Keep Your Eyes Moving: What does it do for you?
Keeps you alive at intersections. Keeps eyes ahead of car.
Keep Your Eyes Moving: Key Phrase
Scan, don’t stare.
Leave Yourself an Out: How do you do it?
Have escape route. Take path of least resistance.
Leave Yourself an Out: What does it do for you?
Space on all four sides, but always in front.
Leave Yourself an Out: Key Phrase
Be prepared, expect the unexpected.
Make Sure They See You: How do you do it?
Communicate in traffic - Horn, Lights, Signals
Make Sure They See You: What does it do for you?
Establishes eye-to-eye contact.
Make Sure They See You: Key Phrase
Don’t gamble; use your horn, lights, and signals.
List the 5 seeing habits in order.
All Good Kids Love Milk Aim High in Steering Get the Big Picture Keep your eyes moving Leave yourself an out Make sure they see you