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Top Car Safety Rules for 2018

Automobile safety is of the utmost importance while on the roads. With accidents occurring every day and people seeming to pay less and less attention to the road in the wake of texting and driving and other distractions, it becomes more relevant and necessary to take steps to help yourself be safer. Thankfully, there are many things that you can do to accomplish this.

As hinted at earlier, one of the most important things that you can do while driving is to focus on the act of driving. Putting down your cell phone, music player, food, or any number of other distractions will drastically decrease your chances of an accident. If you know that you’ll have to send a text, answer a call, eat, or anything else, plan ahead for it or pull over safely to do so.

A term that many people use when referring to safe driving is to “drive defensively.” What exactly does this mean? Essentially, defensive driving involves always expecting for something to happen and thereby being able to react to it. A defensive driver will leave a few second window or space between themselves and other cars, increasing this in instances of bad weather.

Finally, safety features like seat belts and windows are built into cars for a reason. Using them and using them correctly is the key to being as prepared as possible in the event that something does go wrong.

Even if all car safety rules are followed perfectly, there is still the chance an accident will happen. If it does and you are injured as a result, contact us at the Franco Law Firm and we can help you file for and win your personal injury lawsuit. Our phone number is (813) 872-0929.

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