Maintaining proper distance from cyclists or pedestrians helps avoid sudden collisions or swerving.

In fog, rain, or snow, limited sightlines require slower speeds and heightened awareness.

Sudden movements by animals, especially in rural areas, can cause crashes if not anticipated.

Responding calmly to reckless drivers prevents escalation and reduces accident risk.

Verbal abuse or hostile gestures while driving can result in fines or legal action in Finland.

When school buses stop or blink lights, children may be crossing – drivers must stop in both directions.

Areas like marketplaces or courtyards demand slow, cautious driving to avoid harming pedestrians.

A driver using a phone or not paying attention is unpredictable and dangerous. Stay alert around them.

Dimming headlights while overtaking or facing traffic prevents blinding others, improving road safety.

Elderly pedestrians need extra time; drivers must be patient and not pressure them.

Pedestrians walking on the road require at least 1–2 meters clearance to stay safe.

Staying calm in traffic jams reduces aggressive behavior and improves focus.

They have equal rights and responsibilities on the road. Treat them as full traffic participants.

In shared or residential zones, vehicles must yield to people walking or crossing.

Using horns or revving engines in residential zones at night violates noise regulations.

In rainy or foggy weather, extra caution is required due to limited sight and road traction.

Letting vehicles merge fluidly prevents sudden braking and collisions in congested areas.

Being polite and respectful to others on the road reduces tension and supports safe driving.

Slowing down near stranded vehicles allows for safer conditions and offers help if needed.