【3 Lessons Learned from an Accident】

Around this time last year, as I was leaving a parking lot, someone kindly yielded the way. In my haste to get out quickly, I reversed and ended up in a minor collision with a cyclist who appeared from my blind spot. Fortunately, the other person only sustained minor scrapes, but I deeply regret my actions. Lessons learned from this experience: a. Don't rush, especially when someone yields to you (Don't move until you've confirmed with your own eyes). b. Don't overestimate your car's safety features (They can sometimes be deactivated by braking). c. "Yielding" depends on the situation (Always keep in mind the increased risk of motorcycles or other vehicles emerging from the blind spot of the person yielding). I won't forget the fear that my life could have ended with one wrong move, and I'll continue to drive safely tomorrow!