Health Tip: Drive Safely During Rush Hour

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(HealthDay News) — Crowded roadways and aggressive drivers help make rush hour a dangerous time to drive, says the National Safety Council.

To make it safely during rush hour, the NSC recommends:

  • Slow down. Do not be an impatient driver.
  • Stay in your lane. Beware of drivers that dart from lane to lane.
  • Stay alert.
  • Consult a map or GPS before going to an unfamiliar area.
  • Do not use your phone, or eat or drink while driving.

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