Fluctuations in atmospheric pressure and high temperatures adversely affect the well-being of road users, reducing concentration and reaction speed to emergency situations.
Individuals sensitive to weather changes and those suffering from cardiovascular diseases are advised to refrain from non-essential travel. Others should drink plenty of water and monitor their condition. If symptoms of malaise or drowsiness appear, stop immediately in the shade, get out of the car, and wet the back of your neck and hands with cool water. Even healthy individuals should avoid prolonged driving.Under no circumstances should children, the elderly, or animals be left in a car during hot weather.GAI inspectors are focused on assisting road users, ensuring safe conditions, and preventing serious traffic violations by both drivers and pedestrians.