When driving, it is essential to pay attention and notice emotions. Everyone knows themselves better than anyone else. If the driver knows themselves and situations that irritate them, they can try to avoid them.

If the driver is nervous or scared, do not panic. Overthinking can cause panic and cause an accident.

Suppose the driver is upset about something and is distracted. They should pull over for a few seconds and breathe.

Being overly excited can cause one to speed and take more risks; one must control oneself in these situations. Being arrogant in friends' presence or even playing music too loud can be dangerous. It may result in not hearing approaching vehicles that could harm other road users.

If the driver is tired, it can bring about a range of other emotions, such as frustration or impatience. Consider taking a taxi in these instances or stopping and resting for a while before continuing.

If the driver is depressed or worried, try to relax by stopping the car, taking a short walk, or calling someone.

If the driver feels rushed or impatient, consider leaving earlier, giving them more time.

The driver should avoid using the mobile phone as much as possible while driving, even hands-free, increasing the chances of being distracted or manipulated into becoming emotional.