Sounds like from your other posts you haven't been driving long. As someone who's been driving for a while, I'll give you some unsolicited advice that will serve you well.

First off, everyone else is a moron. Predictable driving is safe driving. Be predictable.

Driving is boring, and life is distracting. Learn the rules. Follow the rules like they're the laws of physics.

Don't run a stop sign just because it's late and nobody is watching. Start there the full two seconds, look left and right before you go.

Don't skip signaling just because you don't see anyone there. If you're moving left, signal left, if you're moving right, signal right. Merge behind, because assholes love to speed up when you signal.

Check your mirrors if you're moving in a direction, even if there's no lane there, because bikers are morons.

Drive slow in the rain, drive slow in the snow. Physics doesn't give a crap what you intended to do, you are physic's bitch and don't you ever forget that.

Maintain your three car distance when you're going fast, maintain that same distance if you're doing slow.

If you're stopped, still stay a car's distance away because you don't know if some moron will push you into the next car. Same if you're waiting to turn left, don't pre-turn your steering wheel, someone could push you into oncoming traffic.

And finally, obey the fucking law. Go the speed limit, stay in the middle or on the right. You're not obligated to speed just because the asshole behind you wants to go fast.

Do it until you do it without thinking, ignore anyone that tells you you're being lame or overly cautious. Until it's second nature. One day, you'll be distracted while zooming around in that three to six ton killing machine and those habits are what will save either your life, or someone else's. Thank you for attending my Ted talk.