You drive defensively when you:
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Drive while feeling very emotional.
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Drive during hours with high visibility.
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Are fully engaged, with both hands on the wheel and your eyes scanning the road for possible hazards.
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Drive below the minimum speed limit.
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Explanation
You are driving defensively when you are fully engaged behind the wheel. To prevent potential hazards, keep both hands firmly on the wheel, scan the entire road ahead, and stay focused on driving. Any distraction, such as strong emotions, can impact your focus and reaction time, creating a safety risk.
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