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Tips for Safer Driving

Always ensure you are driving at a good distance (at least, two car lengths) away from the vehicle in front of you
When entering a junction or coming out of minor roads, be sure to check both left and right to see that the traffic is absolutely clear
Always remember to indicate when going left or right
Make sure that all passengers are restrained with a seat belt
Make sure that all children under twelve(12) years of age are appropriately restrained by their age, height and weight, see How do I safely buckle my kids?
Children under twelve(12) years of age should not be seated in the front seat
Do not drink and drive. If you drink, be responsible! Make sure you have a designated driver

Remember to drive slowly. The road becomes dangerous to drive on when it becomes slippery from the rain or spilled oil or when there is debris in the road
Turn on your headlights. Use your defogger/air conditioner to prevent the windows and mirrors from fogging
If the road’s edge is not visible, it is best to pull on the left side of the road away from oncoming traffic and turn your emergency/hazard lights on. Before you continue, ensure that the road is visible

Do restrain your child appropriately for his or her age, weight and height
Don't put your child in the front seat. Children aged 12 and under should sit in the back seat appropriately restrained
Do follow directions that come with the child safety seat, as well as the child passenger restraint directions in your vehicle's owner's manual
Don't place a child in front of an active airbag because they are made to protect adults, not children. Children aged 12 and under should ride in the back seat, away from air bags