Children may cross unexpectedly. Drive slowly and watch for school signs or crossing guards. School zones often have reduced speed limits.

Always leave at least 1.5 meters when passing a cyclist. Sudden movements or doors can endanger them. Slow down if needed to maintain space.

Emergency vehicles have priority in all situations. Move aside and let them pass quickly and safely. Blocking their path is illegal and dangerous.

Children can be unpredictable and may dart into traffic. Always slow down and stay extra cautious. Honking is not a substitute for caution.

Motorcycles may appear suddenly while changing lanes. Always signal and check mirrors and blind spots. They are more vulnerable in traffic.

Give them all the time they need to cross. Never pressure or honk. Vulnerable road users deserve extra patience.

Blind pedestrians must be given full priority. Do not proceed until they are clear. It is illegal to ignore their crossing.

Always check for cyclists or scooters before passing parked vehicles. Unexpected door openings cause serious accidents.

Pedestrians walking beside the road are at high risk. Give a wide berth and pass slowly. Avoid splashing or sudden acceleration.

These users may move slowly or unpredictably. Always yield and avoid sudden maneuvers. Be extra cautious near crossings and ramps.

These vehicles are common in rural areas. Honking may spook the animals. Respect slow speeds and pass only when safe.

Avoid abrupt moves and signal clearly. Motorcyclists rely on your predictability. Stay calm and alert.

Workers are often close to moving traffic. Obey temporary signs and watch for equipment. Respect safety zones.

They are harder to see and more affected by potholes. Give space and avoid close overtakes. They are legally classified like bicycles.

Overtaking on the left during a left turn is illegal and dangerous. Wait for them to turn fully. Patience prevents collisions.

Though they may be in the wrong, safety comes first. Don’t argue from the driver’s seat. Yield and proceed only when they’re clear.

People may use roads as play areas or walkways. Lower speeds and careful scanning are essential. Horn use should be avoided unless urgent.

Entering bicycle lanes is prohibited unless signage allows. Yield to cyclists first. Use your indicators early.

In cities, buses pulling out have priority. Don’t overtake while passengers are boarding. Slow approach avoids accidents.

Drivers can be fined for splashing people. Reduce speed in wet conditions. Courtesy and awareness are expected.

Trucks have wide blind spots and can turn suddenly. Avoid trying to pass on the right. Many fatal crashes happen this way.

Swerving can cause loss of control or hit others. Brake straight and slow as much as possible. Always scan roadsides in rural areas.

Turkey respects funerals as processions of honor. Avoid overtaking or honking. Let the convoy pass in full.

Expect doors to open or pedestrians nearby. Check mirrors before going around. Signal early.

Trams often have priority. Keep off tram tracks unless permitted. Look both ways when crossing their lanes.

Hand signals must be respected like indicators. Don’t overtake while they’re turning. Give room to maneuver.

Never assume someone will yield or act predictably. Slow down and let them act first. It’s safer to pause than to guess.

Small gestures are courteous but don’t require a reaction. Keep hands on the wheel. Don’t get distracted.

Blind spots are deadly. Use mirrors, sensors, and reverse slowly. Ask for help if unsure.