6 tips to help you drive safely during the long break

6 tips to help you drive safely during the long break
      Long holidays are a time when many people travel—whether for vacations or to visit family. But let’s not forget that long-distance travel can carry a risk of accidents if we don’t prepare properly and take care of ourselves. So what are the safety tips for long-distance driving during the holidays

Here are 6 essential tips to help you drive safely during the long break :

• Check your vehicle before traveling – Inspect your tires, engine oil, brakes, headlights, taillights, and windshield wipers. Fill up your tank and carry emergency tools in your car.
• Never drink and drive! – Alcohol impairs your reaction time and increases accident risk. If you drink, have a non-drinking friend drive or use public transportation.
• Get enough rest to avoid drowsy driving – Sleep well the night before your trip. For long drives, take a break every 2 hours, drink water, and stretch.
• Stay focused – don’t use your phone while driving – Taking your eyes off the road for just a few seconds can cause a serious accident. Set your GPS before you go or use voice navigation.
• Drive safely and at the right speed – Follow speed limits, maintain a safe distance from other vehicles, adjust to road conditions, and avoid sudden lane changes.
• Always wear your seatbelt & helmet – All drivers and passengers should wear seatbelts in every seat. If you’re riding a motorcycle, don’t forget to wear a helmet at all times.

      Safe driving starts with good preparation. Let’s make every journey during the holidays full of happiness and safety.
Phitsanulok Hospital is here to support and encourage everyone to drive safely and reach your destination safely.


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