Ensure your vehicle is roadworthy by checking tyres, brakes, lights, and fluid levels before you travel.

Plan your routes in advance to avoid congestion, unexpected delays, and unsafe areas.

Schedule trips during off-peak hours and include time for regular breaks, especially on long journeys.

Adhere to speed limits and adjust your speed based on road and weather conditions.

Ensure everyone in the vehicle wears a seatbelt.

Avoid distractions, including mobile phone use, and keep your full attention on the road.

Never drink and drive. Use a designated driver, taxis, or ride-sharing services if consuming alcohol.

Take regular breaks during long trips to avoid fatigue and consider sharing driving duties when possible.

Check weather forecasts for rain, fog, or slippery roads and adjust your plans if needed.

Carry an emergency kit with items like a first-aid kit, flashlight, water, and fire extinguisher. Keep emergency contact numbers handy.

Maintain a safe following distance to allow time to react to sudden stops.

Keep your vehicle tidy, as an untidy vehicle can pose safety hazards.