Road Safety Tips

Pack a first aid kit.

Bring water and a flashlight.

Plan your route to allow time to travel safely.

Check in advance for road construction to avoid delays.

Pack snacks and take breaks.

Get your vehicle inspected before you travel to ensure it is in the best operating condition.

If an unexpected breakdown does happen, be sure to contact an emergency service provider. 

Stay focused on the road.

Make sure you get enough sleep the night before you have to drive.

Take regular breaks from driving.

Put your cell phone in the back seat or trunk, out of site and out of mind.

Pull over if you have to read a map, make a phone call, text or set the GPS.

Pull over when you need to look after children.

Stop to eat instead of eating in the car.

Following the speed limit will improve everyone’s safety and save you money at the gas pumps.