Enhance your safety and confidence while driving alone at night in South Africa with these eight tips and tricks.
Driving alone in South Africa , especially at night, poses risks and challenges for women, but there are ways to enhance your safety and confidence on the road. To help you feel more prepared and empowered to drive at night when heading out solo or with friends, here are eight tips and tricks to keep in mind:If you’re going out alone or with friends – have a destination or venue in mind so you know your routes to there and back.
Look at the navigation routes and consider which would be the safest or the best-lit for you to drive to and from your venue. When travelling far distances, share your live location with someone you trust.This goes for your smartphone and vehicle. Be sure to charge up your phone and that it has sufficient data or airtime for any urgent calls or check-ins you need to do – with your friends, date, or famil
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