Driving safety questions?

Question

ok, I have a lot of driving safety questions, could you guys please give credible sources for all your answers?...alright, here are teh questions:

Part 1:

1.what are the 3 types of defensive driving?

2.What are the steps used for each Defensive driving system?

Part 2:

1.What are the safett features and devices for a compact vehicle?

2.What are the safety features and devices for a mid-sized vehicle?

3.What are the safety features and devices for a Sports Utility Vehicle?

(please include the company that makes teh vehicle, teh type of vehicle and the year of teh vehicle)

-thank you, I have been looking for this info for a long time and I can't find it, so i really need the help...

Answer 1

Driver Training..........

Alcohol Awareness....

Ticket Dismissal.........

Safety features for all vehicles...............

Air bags, front and side.

Antilock brakes (ABS)

Brake assist

Traction control

Safety-belt features

LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children)

Electronic stability control (ESC)

Tire-pressure monitor

Telematics

DECIPHERING STABILITY CONTROL

Acura Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA)

Audi Electronic Stability Program (ESP)

BMW Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)

Buick StabiliTrak

Cadillac StabiliTrak

Chevrolet Active Handling (cars); StabiliTrak (SUVs)

Chrysler Electronic Stability Program (ESP)

Dodge Electronic Stability Program (ESP)

Ford AdvanceTrac

GMC StabiliTrak

Honda Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA)

Hummer StabiliTrak

Hyundai Electronic Stability Program (ESP)

Infiniti Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC)

Jaguar Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)

Jeep Electronic Stability Program (ESP)

Kia Electronic Stability Program (ESP)

Land Rover Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)

Lexus Vehicle Stability Control (VSC)

Lincoln AdvanceTrac

Mazda Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)

Mercedes-Benz Electronic Stability Program (ESP)

Mercury AdvanceTrac

Mini Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)

Mitsubishi Mitsubishi Active Skid and Traction Control System (M-ASTC)

Nissan Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC)

Pontiac StabiliTrak

Porsche Porsche Stability Management (PSM)

Saab Electronic Stability Program (ESP)

Saturn StabiliTrak

Scion Vehicle Stability Control (VSC)

Subaru Vehicle Dynamics Control (VDC)

Suzuki Electronic Stability Program (ESP)

Toyota Vehicle Stability Control (VSC)

Volkswagen Electronic Stability Program (ESP)

Volvo Dynamic Stability Traction Control (DSTC)

Answer 2

The term 'defensive driving' is a bit confusing because often a driver must be assertive in dealing with traffic situations . Operating a driving machine is all mental . If one does not have the discipline, focus, intelligence and experience required to operate a vehicle that can and will kill, then that person is not long for this world . Sadly, when we collide with something, it involves others who were just trying to get through the day.

The only time any motor vehicle could be called 'safe' is when it is unoccupied and the engine is turned off - and that is about 98% of the time . There is nothing on or in any vehicle that will prevent a collision with another object . Protection devices, such as seat belts, air bags and safety glass are designed to help keep us alive in the event of a collision . Nothing in the vehicle is going to keep us 'safe' from harm . Only the brain behind the wheel using the vehicle the way it was intended in accordance with the rules and regulations and manufacturers instructions under the existing conditions will prevent collisions and the resultant carnage and destruction