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It is noteworthy that even experienced “steersmen” sometimes experience insurmountable fears and stress, which in an instant overshadow the skills honed over the years. Which drivers are most
The most common fear is the risk of being involved in a traffic accident. Moreover, it is applicable both to beginners who have recently mastered driving a car, and to experienced pilots. Experts from the SberHealth service, who launched a special study, told the AvtoVzglyad portal. At the same time, motorists are often frightened by the thought of a collision with animals. And especially those who have already experienced similar accidents.
It is curious that even experienced drivers sometimes experience psychological discomfort when entering a highway, where they have to abruptly merge into a high-speed stream, often causing emergency situations. And pilots are often nervous when overtaking. Especially when it becomes necessary to bypass a truck in the oncoming lane in limited visibility. Also, fears during the maneuver are expected to lead to unsatisfactory road or climatic conditions. However, they don’t say for nothing: “if you’re not sure, don’t overtake.”
In addition, ridicule and discrimination of other road users sometimes make the “steersmen” nervous. Basically, beginners, representatives of the fair half, as well as people of advanced age and different nationalities suffer from this.
A separate fear among motorists is driving at night, when with poor visibility there is a risk of not seeing a pedestrian, not to mention excessive fatigue and decreased attention. Some drivers, including those with long driving experience, are afraid of falling asleep behind the wheel during long journeys. However, there are many more people who are subjected to stress while using the car in the winter season. Apparently it is not for nothing that a number of car owners completely refuse to drive a car in winter.
Meanwhile, doctors believe that fears while driving are quite common. As psychologist Daria Yausheva told the AvtoVzglyad portal, “fear causes fear, and fear is an adaptive emotion that indicates that a person cares about his own safety, so you should not refuse a trip, allow yourself to go with fear to go.” The psychologist strongly advises against avoiding driving in a state of anxiety, as abstinence reinforces anxiety and regular driving reduces it.
“Focus on positive information. There is a technique called reframing: a new view of the situation. When you think of an accident, think about how many people don’t get into an accident. You can conduct a survey among friends: who, when was involved in an accident and for what reasons. You may be surprised that among them there will be many drivers who have been using the car for years and do not get into traffic accidents, ”summarized the specialist.
By the way, the stimulus for an adequate state of mind while driving is your own thoughts that other motorists around you on the road also experience or have ever experienced fear. At worst, you can always take a break if you feel like you’re being overwhelmed by emotions. Aggression and an imbalance of mood may not become the most pleasant consequences on the road.
The most common fear is the risk of being involved in a traffic accident. Moreover, it is applicable both to beginners who have recently mastered driving a car, and to experienced pilots. Experts from the SberHealth service, who launched a special study, told the AvtoVzglyad portal. At the same time, motorists are often frightened by the thought of a collision with animals. And especially those who have already experienced similar accidents.
It is curious that even experienced drivers sometimes experience psychological discomfort when entering a highway, where they have to abruptly merge into a high-speed stream, often causing emergency situations. And pilots are often nervous when overtaking. Especially when it becomes necessary to bypass a truck in the oncoming lane in limited visibility. Also, fears during the maneuver are expected to lead to unsatisfactory road or climatic conditions. However, they don’t say for nothing: “if you’re not sure, don’t overtake.”
In addition, ridicule and discrimination of other road users sometimes make the “steersmen” nervous. Basically, beginners, representatives of the fair half, as well as people of advanced age and different nationalities suffer from this.
A separate fear among motorists is driving at night, when with poor visibility there is a risk of not seeing a pedestrian, not to mention excessive fatigue and decreased attention. Some drivers, including those with long driving experience, are afraid of falling asleep behind the wheel during long journeys. However, there are many more people who are subjected to stress while using the car in the winter season. Apparently it is not for nothing that a number of car owners completely refuse to drive a car in winter.
Meanwhile, doctors believe that fears while driving are quite common. As psychologist Daria Yausheva told the AvtoVzglyad portal, “fear causes fear, and fear is an adaptive emotion that indicates that a person cares about his own safety, so you should not refuse a trip, allow yourself to go with fear to go.” The psychologist strongly advises against avoiding driving in a state of anxiety, as abstinence reinforces anxiety and regular driving reduces it.
“Focus on positive information. There is a technique called reframing: a new view of the situation. When you think of an accident, think about how many people don’t get into an accident. You can conduct a survey among friends: who, when was involved in an accident and for what reasons. You may be surprised that among them there will be many drivers who have been using the car for years and do not get into traffic accidents, ”summarized the specialist.
By the way, the stimulus for an adequate state of mind while driving is your own thoughts that other motorists around you on the road also experience or have ever experienced fear. At worst, you can always take a break if you feel like you’re being overwhelmed by emotions. Aggression and mood imbalance can become not the most pleasant consequences on the road.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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