3 Types Of Drivers Research Paper

The Types of Drivers Ariel Phelps

Abstract From children to adults, we are all on the public roads at some point during the day. Three types of drivers on today’s roads are the Aggressive, the Cautious, and the Risk taker.

Keywords: aggressive, cautious, risk Types of Drivers Everyone has stories about their best and worst experiences when riding with a new person to or from somewhere. Some drivers go by the book and others do as they please. After many personal encounters, I have chosen three types of drivers, the Aggressive, the Cautious, and the Risk taker.

The Aggressive The first type of driver is the Aggressive. The Aggressive will dart in and out of traffic with ease. While driving in Bowling Green, I have seen many drivers that will fly in and out of traffic. The Aggressive also hates traffic jams. While on a family trip to North Carolina I saw all kinds of drivers when we got stalled in standstill traffic. A man that I saw was very agitated and kept honking his

The Cautious always goes by the drivers’ manual when it comes to driving and will obey the speed limit at all times. When I first started driving, my parents always stressed that I needed to be careful when driving to avoid wrecks. For example, when I came upon a stop sign or red light, I had to come to a complete stop. My father always rode with me while I was in my permit stage of driving. He would always get upset with me because I am a culprit of the rolling stop. The Cautious driver will be sure to pass at a safe distance and will always use turn signals. All types of driver should wear their seat belt no matter what. The Cautious driver will not go anywhere without their seat belt. The downfall to being the Cautious is being too careful can cause nervousness. My younger brother worries so much about making sure he does everything right that he gets really nervous. A nervous driver will cause collisions on the