One of the biggest misconceptions about safe driving is that maintaining space means driving too slowly. In reality, skilled drivers maintain their BUBBLE by using speed adjustments rather than excessive braking.
Keeping space involves recognizing traffic rhythms, adjusting positioning early, and knowing when to hold or change lanes. The key is avoiding erratic stops while still keeping enough room to react safely.
Are you using space strategically, or causing unnecessary slowdowns?
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