If you drive a car or use a taxi, you have seen the driver looking ahead through the main driving screen or looking tilting the head to see what is behind through the side or rear-view mirrors or the overhead mirror.
When the driver looks in the rear-view mirror, s/he is trying to take note of what is coming from behind. When the driver looks through the main driving mirror, they are looking ahead of the road, to see where she or he is heading.
A great driver knows that both mirrors are critical for a safe drive.
To avoid accidents, the driver needs both mirrors. However, which of the two should the driver spend a lot of time looking through, the front driving mirror or the rear-view mirror?
To reduce chances of accidents, do you drive looking ahead or backwards? Much as the rear view mirrors are important, the driver spends most of the time driving looking ahead to where s/he is going. It is only at certain points when they want to turn or change lines that they look in the rear view mirrors to see what is behind. Drivers make use of the rear view when there is a decision needed to be taken. However, for most of the time during the journey, they are looking ahead.
