Dangers
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Every day, drivers face unexpected dangers that can lead to serious or fatal crashes.
What are the most dangerous places to drive? When are accidents most likely to happen?
This section is the heart of the Street Survival Advanced Defensive Driving course, offering in-depth, scenario-based videos that help drivers recognize threats before it is too late.
Organized by specific risk areas, including lanes, roads, intersections, and more. The page features animated explanations, live footage, and expert commentary to reinforce key safety principles.
Learn what makes school zones, parking lots, highways, and rural roads especially hazardous. Discover how construction zones, pedestrian crossings, and bad weather affect your safety. Understanding where and when crashes are most likely gives you the tools to anticipate danger, plan ahead, and stay safe on the road.
“Road
traffic crashes result in the deaths of approximately 1.3 million
people around the world each year and leave between 20 and 50 million
people with non-fatal injuries. More than half of all road traffic
deaths and injuries involve vulnerable road users, such as
pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists and their passengers." –
World Health Organization.
Under this menu we cover the various scenarios that pose a danger on the
streets that lead to the above-mentioned fatalities and injuries.
Some of the dangers are repeated but in a different scenario, context, location or viewing angle.
These
dangers have been categorized according to:
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