I've seen tons of great, useful advice on reducing coronavirus risk, and prepping for the fallout. What I haven't seen is advice on reducing other day-to-day risks which would be unexpectedly dangerous (due to strained infrastructure, reduced medical capacity, etc) during the current period. Some obvious suggestions might include:

• If you have to drive, do so more slowly and defensively than usual. Try to walk places (while not looking at your phone) if you can.
• Don't operate power tools.
• Don't do anything involving significant heights.
• Be extra careful cooking (burns) and cleaning (chemicals), and handling things like glasses or knives that might cut you if they slip or break.

What other suggestions do people have?