Before driving, the driver must make a list of checks to ensure safety. This includes checking whether the vehicle is physically and mentally safe to operate and whether the weather is suitable.

Drivers can evaluate themselves in several ways to determine if they are ready and okay to drive.

Here are some examples: Self-assessment: Drivers can evaluate their physical and mental state by asking themselves, "Am I feeling well enough to drive?" or "Am I too tired or too emotional to drive safely?"

Self-test: A driver can perform a self-test by testing their vision, hearing, and reaction time to determine if they can drive.

Use of technology: A driver can use technology such as a breathalyzer or a blood alcohol content (BAC) calculator to determine if they are sober enough to drive.

Consulting a medical professional: A driver with a medical condition affecting their driving ability can consult a medical professional to determine if they can drive.

Getting a second opinion: A driver can ask a friend or family member to evaluate them and determine if they can drive.

It's essential for drivers to be honest with themselves about their physical and mental state and to take appropriate measures if they are not fit to drive. They are driving while impaired, tired, or distracted can result in severe consequences for the driver and other road users.