Ensuring In-Car Safety for a Better Driving Experience
Drivers have a lot to focus on while driving, so distractions from passengers should be minimized. To prevent boredom and ensure safety, engage in activities like playing games or reading. It's essential to wear seatbelts, avoid touching controls without permission, and never use a handheld mobile phone while driving. By following these guidelines, you can contribute to keeping your car journey safe and enjoyable.
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Drivers have a lot to look out for when they are driving: Busy junctions or roundabouts Cyclists and pedestrians Road works Road signs So, they don t need distractions from passengers
So, hands up if you have ever Argued with your brother or sister in the car Kicked the back of the drivers seat Changed the music or radio station Complained because you are bored Unfastened your seatbelt whilst the car is moving Opened the windows without permission
How can we help? We can help to prevent boredom ? Play I Spy, or Rock Paper Scissors Take a book to read Play a game on your tablet or phone (with headphones if it s noisy)
How can we help? We should always wear our seatbelts, even if it s only a short journey You will also help the driver if you check that other people in the car are wearing theirs
How can we help? We shouldn t touch any controls without the drivers permission. This includes: The heating Windows The radio, or whatever music is playing
How can we help? Drivers should never use a hand held mobile phone. It s against the law and it s dangerous The mobile phone should be out the way. In a bag or in the glove box The law changed on March 1st. Ask the drivers at home if they know that there is a bigger fine and more points
You can help to keep your car journey safe
In Car Safety Thank You!
