11 Driving Etiquette Rules You Forgot Since Driver’s Ed

Acknowledge fellow drivers

Remember that even though you’re in a car, fellow drivers can likely still see you. If you let someone merge in front of you, or if someone lets you merge, just acknowledge the action. Jacqueline Whitmore, etiquette expert and founder of The Protocol School of Palm Beach says, “motion with your hand to let someone go in front of you, or wave and mouth the word ‘thank you’ if someone lets you go in front of them.” Here’s how to handle 11 scary driving situations.

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