Advice regarding traffic safety

Don’t use the phone without the hands-free device while driving, as it will take your focus off the road and put both you and others in danger
Don’t drink alcohol and don’t drive if you feel tired
Pay attention to speed limits and traffic signs. They are intended for your and the others’ safety.
Take a short break every two hours of driving to rest physically and mentally
Make sure that your phone battery is charged or that you have a charger in your car for long travels
When you tow another vehicle, make sure that it is correctly attached to your car.

... ESPECIALLY IN WINTER:

Reduce speed when visibility is low, the road surface is wet, covered in ice or snow, so that you can also stop safely in unexpected situations
Equip your car with winter tires
Before beginning your trip, get informed on the weather and road conditions
In winter, make sure that your car is equipped with a snow shovel and tire chains
Avoid driving behind trucks / large vehicles on snowy days; snow or ice could fall on your vehicle
Avoid parking under tall trees or in places prone to fall of rocks, ice or snow.