If you have a GPS navigator installed, you must bear in mind that...
Human factor: Physical factors
Explanation
When using a **GPS navigator** while driving, it is essential to remember that the **driver's judgment must prevail at all times**. This is due to several reasons:
- **Changing conditions**: Road circumstances can vary, such as traffic conditions, weather, or road conditions. For example, if there is heavy traffic, it is necessary to adjust speed and route, something the GPS may not detect immediately.
- **Personal conditions**: The driver must consider their own physical and psychological state, such as fatigue, which can affect their ability to follow GPS instructions safely.
- **Safety and precautions**: Before starting a trip, it is important to plan the route and consider factors such as roadworks or adverse weather conditions. Although the GPS may suggest a route, the driver must assess whether it is the safest at that moment.
In summary, although the GPS is a useful tool, the driver must use their judgment to make safe and appropriate decisions during the journey.
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