Whether you’re out for a long drive on a weekend or taking a quick drive to work, checking your car’s condition before leaving the house is imperative. Always take the time to check the basics – oil, tire pressure and brake fluid. Also see if the mirrors are properly tilted, if the air filter is clean and if the brakes are tight.
This may sound really basic, but putting on a seatbelt is something that many of us ignore. Wearing a seatbelt is extremely helpful in ensuring your own and your passenger’s safety during a car collision. It helps reduce stress on any body part because it spreads the impact over a wider area of your body.
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