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RAINY SEASON IS HERE
  – Simple Tips for Drivers
1.                                                                     Before you
                                                    leave, make sure every part
                                                      of your vehicle is in perfect
                                                      condition. It is your life and
                                                       your passengers’ that is at
                                                       stake when you’re on the
                                                     steering wheel. You have to
                                                    pay attention to details with
                                                                          your car.
     A simple weird sound in the engine might mean something more serious.
     Also check for the tires, the lights, the wipers, etc. If in doubt, you should
     have it checked and corrected before going on the road with it. Once
     you’re out there, it could be too late to stop and check.
2.




 Make sure you have enough fuel in your tank. Driving on a wet road can
               take much longer time than on a dry road.
3.



     Don’t leave without the basic tools and spare wheels. You might
        run over sharp objects carried by rain water on the road.
4.




     Drive slowly. When it rains. Brake loosen a little and road visibility is
        reduced. The only way to keep you safe is by reducing your
                                     speed.
5.



 Avoid driving near large vehicles like buses and trucks. It also pays to
        be alert and to keep a little distance with other vehicles. It is
     important to have wider space from other vehicles because it takes
             longer and harder to hold a break in wet weather.
6.




     Avoid driving on the side of the road. It is more advisable to move a
                        little closer to the middle lane.
7.



Always turn your on low-beam headlights, but not the high-beam. Use the high
beam headlights only when absolutely necessary and safe. The light may not
help you see the way but it helps other drivers see you, thus keeping you safe.
The high-beam on-the-other-hand won’t help improve the visibility but it could
                  bring you trouble by blinding other drivers.
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Driving Tips For The Rainny Season

  • 1. RAINY SEASON IS HERE – Simple Tips for Drivers
  • 2. 1. Before you leave, make sure every part of your vehicle is in perfect condition. It is your life and your passengers’ that is at stake when you’re on the steering wheel. You have to pay attention to details with your car. A simple weird sound in the engine might mean something more serious. Also check for the tires, the lights, the wipers, etc. If in doubt, you should have it checked and corrected before going on the road with it. Once you’re out there, it could be too late to stop and check.
  • 3. 2. Make sure you have enough fuel in your tank. Driving on a wet road can take much longer time than on a dry road.
  • 4. 3. Don’t leave without the basic tools and spare wheels. You might run over sharp objects carried by rain water on the road.
  • 5. 4. Drive slowly. When it rains. Brake loosen a little and road visibility is reduced. The only way to keep you safe is by reducing your speed.
  • 6. 5. Avoid driving near large vehicles like buses and trucks. It also pays to be alert and to keep a little distance with other vehicles. It is important to have wider space from other vehicles because it takes longer and harder to hold a break in wet weather.
  • 7. 6. Avoid driving on the side of the road. It is more advisable to move a little closer to the middle lane.
  • 8. 7. Always turn your on low-beam headlights, but not the high-beam. Use the high beam headlights only when absolutely necessary and safe. The light may not help you see the way but it helps other drivers see you, thus keeping you safe. The high-beam on-the-other-hand won’t help improve the visibility but it could bring you trouble by blinding other drivers.
  • 9. THE NEXT SLIDES WILL DRIVE YOU TO THE PINACCLE OF YOUR CAREER SAFELY!
  • 10.
  • 11. Integrated Corporate Services Business Support Solutions PROFESSIONAL RESOURCING| OUTSOURCING| TALENT MANAGEMENT| FLEET MANAGEMENT GHANA GHANA . LAGOS . KANO . GOMBE . ABUJA . OYO . DELTA & RIVERS Our Branch Network
  • 12. Integrated Corporate Services Business Support Solutions Our Clientele