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Defensive driving really means “be ready for anything.”
On city streets, rural roads, or freeways, it means
“always expect the unexpected.”
Assume that pedestrians or other drivers are going to be
careless and make mistakes. Anticipate what they might
do. Be ready for their mistakes.
Expect children to dash out from behind parked cars,
often followed by other children. Expect occupants in
parked cars to open doors into traffic. Watch for
movement in parked cars
--
someone may be about to
open a door.
Expect other drivers to run stop signs when you are on
a
through street. Be ready to brake if necessary as
you
go
through intersections. You may not have to use the
brake, but if
you
do, you will be ready.
If you’re driving through a shopping center parking lot
where there are well-marked lanes, directional arrows,
and designated parking areas, expect some drivers to
ignore all these markings and dash straight toward one
part of the
lot.
Pedestrians can be careless. Watch for them. In general,
you must give way to pedestrians even if you know you
have the right of way.
Rear-end collisions are about
the
most preventable of
accidents. Yet they are common. Allow enough
following distance. It’s the best defensive driving
maneuver, in both city and rural driving. You never
know when the vehicle in front
of
you
is going
to
brake
or
turn
suddenly.
Here’s a final bit
of
information about defensive driving.
The most dangerous time for driving in the
U.S.
is very
early on Sunday morning. In fact,
GM
Research studies
show that the most and the least dangerous times for
driving, every week, fall on the same day. That day is
Sunday. The most dangerous time
is
Sunday from
3
a.m.
to
4
a.m. The safest time is Sunday from
10
a.m. to
11
a.m. Driving the same distance on a Sunday at
3
a.m.
isn’t just a little more dangerous than it is at
10
a.m. It’s
about
134
times more dangerous!
That leads
to
the next section.
Drunken Driving
Death and injury associated with drinking and driving
is
a national tragedy. It’s the number one contributor to the
highway death
toll,
claiming thousands of victims every
year. Alcohol takes away three things that anyone needs
to drive a vehicle:
0
Judgment
0
Muscular Coordination
0
Vision
- 'Id? 1
- Buick Park Avenue 3
- Owner's Manual 3
- French Language Manual: 4
- 1,000-mile 7
- “toothy” 8
- Buick Special 9
- Contents 11
- Safety Warnings and Symbols 12
- Vehicle Damage Warnings 13
- Vehicle 14
- Front Control (F): 16
- Center Control (C): 16
- Rear Control 16
- Driver Position 28
- INFLATABLE 37
- Center Passenger Position 42
- Rear Seat Passengers 43
- Restraints 48
- Securing 49
- Outside Position 49
- '? 51
- Position 52
- Front Seat 54
- Safety Belt Extender 59
- Features 61
- Controls 61
- Power Door Locks 65
- Leaving Your Vehicle 66
- Operation 68
- Matching %ansmitter(s) 69
- Your Vehicle 69
- Battery Replacement 70
- SECURITY 71
- Kev in the ignition: 73
- PASS-Key 75
- “Break-In” 76
- Ignition 77
- Positions 77
- Starting Your Engine 78
- Heater (Canada Only) 81
- FINO321 82
- (Reverse) 83
- (Neutral) 83
- Parking Brake 86
- Shifting Into 87
- Shifting Out of 89
- Engine Exhaust 90
- Power Windows 92
- “MIST.” 95
- Windshield Washer 96
- Cruise Control 98
- CAUTION: 100
- Reduce Speed 101
- Control 101
- "OFF." 102
- Erase Speed Memory 103
- Lights CCOn” Warning 103
- Panel Lights 103
- Twilight Sentinel (Option) 104
- Front Seat Reading Lights 106
- Rear Seat Reading Lights 106
- Indicator 107
- Monitored 107
- Automatic 108
- Settings 109
- Time Delay 109
- Cleaning Photocells 109
- Reverse Gear Day Mode 109
- Convenience Net (Option) 111
- Astroroof (Option) 111
- Pin Length 112
- Location 112
- Electronic 114
- Storage Armrest 115
- Courtesy Lights 115
- Assist Handles 115
- Dual Sun Visors 116
- License 117
- Plate Holder 117
- Ashtrays 117
- NOTICE: 118
- Odometer 119
- Light (Option) 121
- Anti-Lock 122
- “TRACTION 124
- “Change 127
- SERVICE 128
- 2' 129
- (Option) 130
- Light (Option) 130
- Comfort Controls 131
- Systems 131
- Comfort System 132
- 90" 134
- Air Conditioner 139
- DEFROST 140
- Defogger 141
- AM.Stereo 142
- This Radio 143
- Pushbuttons 144
- PROGRAM 145
- Play This Radio 146
- Cassette 147
- The Upper Knob 149
- The Lower Knob 149
- 'W 152
- Compact Disc 153
- Anti-Theft Feature 155
- Disabling 156
- Your Cassette Tape Player 157
- Your Compact Discs 157
- Fixed Mast Antenna 158
- Power Antenna Mast Care 158
- Driving and 161
- DO NOT 162
- CROSSING 163
- HOSPITAL 164
- INFORMATION 164
- CANOEING SWIMMING 164
- IIoNLV! 166
- Traffic 167
- Pavement Markings 168
- Your Own Signals 168
- Traffic Officer 168
- Defensive Driving 168
- Drunken Driving 169
- 100 120 140 171
- Braking 173
- TRACTION 176
- Steering 178
- Steering in Emergencies 179
- Off-Road Recovery 180
- Skidding 182
- Driving 183
- Night Vision 184
- Driving in 185
- Mist and 188
- Freeway 190
- Entering the Freeway 191
- Driving on the Freeway 191
- Leaving the Freeway 191
- Before Leaving on 192
- Long Trip 192
- Driving a Long Distance 192
- Highway Hypnosis 193
- Parking 196
- Parking Downhill 196
- Parking Uphill 197
- Winter Driving 199
- Snow or 200
- LCAUTION: 202
- Total Weight on 206
- Vehicle’s Tires 206
- Hitches 206
- Safety Chains 206
- Trailer Brakes 206
- Driving On Grades 208
- Parking on 208
- Are Ready to Leave After 209
- Problems 211
- Hazard Warning Flashers 212
- Other Warning Devices 213
- Starting 214
- "T" 221
- 4" 221
- Hook-Ups 222
- Coolant to the Radiator 228
- Raising 236
- &:aF,;--..& 237
- Rocking your vehicle 241
- Foreign 247
- Countries 247
- PUTION: 248
- Release 250
- Supercharged Engine 252
- WEATHER 255
- What to 257
- Automatic Transaxle Fluid 258
- Coolant 260
- Check Power Steering Fluid: 263
- Brake Master Cylinder 265
- Replacing 266
- Storage 267
- Headlamp Bulb Replacement 268
- Taillamp Bulb Replacement 269
- CAUTION': 272
- Tire Inspection 274
- Rotation 274
- Time for 275
- Traction 277
- Temperature 277
- Appearance 280
- Cleaning the Inside 280
- Oily Stains: 282
- Non-Greasy Stains: 282
- Combination Stains: 282
- 1050427) 283
- Cleaning the Outside 284
- Underbody Maintenance 286
- Chemical Paint Spotting 286
- ASSEMBLY 288
- CODE MODEL YEAR PLANT 288
- Fuses and Circuit Breakers 289
- 290
- Maxifuse/Relay Center 291
- Headlights 291
- Windshield Wipers 291
- Application Number 293
- Exterior 293
- Interior Illumination 293
- Capacities 294
- Specifications 294
- Maintenance Schedule 295
- Protection 296
- Schedules 298
- Schedule 299
- 6' 301
- Explanation 304
- Scheduled Maintenance 304
- Services 304
- Each Fuel 306
- At Least Once 307
- At Least Once 307
- Section 310
- Periodic Maintenance 310
- Inspections 310
- Recommended Fluids and 311
- Lubricants 311
- See “Specifications 312
- Maintenance Record 313
- Maintenance Record 314
- Customer 315
- Procedure 315
- Service Publications 318
- Subscriptions 319
- Individual 319
- You Can Get an Index: 320
- Toll-Free Telephone Number 320
- Buick Service Publications 320
- Owner’s Record 335
- Fuel Usage 335
- Owner’s 336
- Fuel Usage 336
- Mileage 338
- "UM 340
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