Hot weather has returned to the country. Under these conditions, fatigue sets in faster, attention scatters, reaction time deteriorates, and tiredness, sluggishness, and drowsiness appear.
Hot weather has returned to the country. Under these conditions, fatigue sets in faster, attention scatters, reaction time deteriorates, and tiredness, sluggishness, and drowsiness appear.
The State Automobile Inspectorate strongly recommends that drivers monitor their well-being. People who are weather-sensitive and suffer from cardiovascular diseases are advised to refrain from non-essential travel.
At elevated air temperatures, one should not drive for extended periods. We recommend taking drinking water and necessary medications on your journey. It is important to have a functioning fire extinguisher available.
The GAI reminds: in hot weather, under no circumstances should children or animals be left alone in a car. The interior heats up quickly – in 10 minutes, the temperature in the car rises by 11 degrees. Thus, a critical level is reached within 15-20 minutes.
Traffic Police inspectors are oriented towards assisting road users.