Avoid Road Rage By Following These 10 Golden Rules

Wear Seat Belts

Make sure not just the driver, but all passengers are buckled up. Even though it is the law, many people choose not to wear seat belts even though they are the number one way of preventing injury and death in car accidents. In the U.S., eighteen to thirty-four year olds are less likely to wear seat belts than adults thirty-five and older and in 2011, of all the teen drivers killed in vehicle crashes, fifty-eight per cent were not wearing seat belts.