Safe through New Year's Eve: Tips for drivers from financial experts
According to a report from www.nw.de, there are some important safety tips for drivers on New Year's Eve. Drunk pedestrians are particularly common at this time, which is why proactive driving is a top priority. In addition, drivers should ensure that no fireworks get into the vehicle and that windows remain closed. Driving drunk is not only dangerous, but also illegal. It is recommended to select a driver or pre-book a taxi in advance to get home safely. From 0.2 per mille of alcohol in the blood, difficulties in concentration and coordination occur. A driving error of 0.3 per mille or more can result in a fine or imprisonment as well as the revocation of your driving license. In addition…

Safe through New Year's Eve: Tips for drivers from financial experts
According to a report by www.nw.de, there are some important safety tips for drivers on New Year's Eve. Drunk pedestrians are particularly common at this time, which is why proactive driving is a top priority. In addition, drivers should ensure that no fireworks get into the vehicle and that windows remain closed. Driving drunk is not only dangerous, but also illegal. It is recommended to select a driver or pre-book a taxi in advance to get home safely.
From 0.2 per mille of alcohol in the blood, difficulties in concentration and coordination occur. A driving error of 0.3 per mille or more can result in a fine or imprisonment as well as the revocation of your driving license. Wearing high heels behind the wheel also poses a further danger as they offer less support on the pedals.
Driving on New Year's Eve requires special caution as unusual situations and dangers can arise, for example due to clouds of smoke and flashes of light from fireworks. To avoid damage to the car, it is recommended to park it in a garage or cover it with a tarpaulin to protect the paint from firecrackers. It is therefore advisable to keep the car as safe as possible to avoid damage from fireworks.
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