What activity is NOT part of defensive driving under non-emergency conditions?

Defensive driving under non-emergency conditions focuses on proactive measures that drivers can take to prevent accidents and maintain safety on the road. This involves assessing one's skills and attitudes toward driving, understanding how weather conditions can impact vehicle control and visibility, and recognizing the limitations of the vehicle itself.

Pursuit, on the other hand, refers to an active driving scenario typically involving the apprehension of a suspect or a response to an emergency situation. It encompasses high-speed driving and urgent maneuvers, which are not part of the standard principles of defensive driving. Defensive driving emphasizes awareness, anticipation, and precaution, rather than the aggressive maneuvers associated with pursuits. Thus, pursuit does not align with the foundational strategies that characterize defensive driving, especially in non-emergency contexts.