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Practice in empty parking lots or quiet residential streets to regain a feel for braking, acceleration, and steering.

Before getting behind the wheel, address the anxiety often associated with long-term inactivity.

Stay focused on the road and read the movements of other drivers. drivers

Ensure the vehicle is maintained and your route is planned.

Pay special attention to "curve perception." Inactive drivers often misinterpret curve radii and speed requirements along horizontal or vertical curves. Practice in empty parking lots or quiet residential

As you transition, aim to embody these top attributes of a good driver:

In the early stages, keep the environment simple. Distraction is a leading cause of incidents, especially for those not yet habituated to the multitasking required for driving. 4. Characteristics of a Safe Driver Ensure the vehicle is maintained and your route is planned

Review current national rules governing transit practices and traffic signs, which may have changed since you first licensed.