When you embark on your driving journey, your focus will initially be on mastering the fundamental controls of the vehicle. As you progress, your capability to identify potential dangers on the road will also develop.
A hazard refers to any circumstance that may necessitate a driver’s response, such as braking or steering. Hazards encompass a variety of situations, including:
- Static hazards, such as parked cars, roundabouts, and junctions
- Moving hazards, represented by other road users
- Road and weather conditions
- Your own condition, especially if you’re not alert or fit to drive.