Snowy weather and icy roads may create their share of car
accidents, but as we have arrived in Spring, sun glare can be a hazard few
people anticipate.
Sun glare can be a nuisance and make for dangerous
driving conditions, particularly in the early morning or late afternoon when
the sun is low on the horizon. The angle of the rays may render sun visors
useless. Accidents due to sun glare occur and more frequently than you might
think.
To prevent sun glare from becoming a hazard
when you're driving, consider these safety tips
·
Delay
driving times to occur before or after sunrise or sunset.
·
Use
sunglasses that can help prevent glare.
·
Do not use
high-gloss products on the dashboard, which can contribute to extra glare.
·
Keep the
inside and outside of the windscreen clean.
·
Make use
of sun visors where possible.
·
If glare
is a problem, leave extra space between your car and others in the event of
sudden stopping.
·
Drive
slowly and be mindful of obstructions.
· Leave extra time so that you don't feel rushed getting to
your destination
Visit our website to find out more about our Motor
Fleet Risk Management services.
http://www.rvmfleetservices.co.uk/
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