To be able to drive safely, what should you do?

Taking care of your health and your vehicle is essential for safe driving. A driver who prioritizes personal well-being, such as being well-rested, healthy, and free from distractions, is better equipped to concentrate on the road and make sound decisions. Furthermore, maintaining the vehicle in good condition—through regular check-ups, servicing, and addressing mechanical issues—ensures it runs safely and reliably. This includes checking brakes, tires, lights, and all other essential systems that contribute to driving safety.

In contrast, engaging continuously in conversation with a passenger, while it may initially seem to keep you alert, can lead to distractions and divert your attention from the road. Additionally, looking at a mobile phone instead of the road is dangerous and can be a significant safety hazard, as it takes your focus away from driving. Lastly, driving faster to serve more passengers compromises safety and increases the risk of accidents, making it an irresponsible approach. Prioritizing health and vehicle maintenance remains the most effective and responsible strategy for ensuring safe driving.