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Prudence 'and the city of Cartagena are launching a road safety campaign to raise awareness among drivers ahead of holiday |

Rest every two hours, drinking alcohol or review tires that have adequate depth and pressure are some of the advice given to drivers to leave home much safer.

Under the slogan "At the end of the road there are many people waiting for you," Miss Prudence magazine, has published a Decalogue of recommendations, with the cooperation of the City of Cartagena, local police and Perpetual Help Hospital.

Through several information boards for tips in a direct and simple.

The recommendations are designed to raise drivers' awareness ahead of the summer, but are useful for any time of year.

So, give advice and pass the MOT, check the status of the lights, intermittent wipers and drivers not loading the car more than necessary, or check the weather before you leave.

Once on the road, it is essential to rest at least every two hours, observe the signs and not taking medications that cause drowsiness, among other recommendations.

In addition, to facilitate health and police work, s and remember to add the mobile phone address book to which person should call in case of emergency, getting AA, before contact (AAHermana).

PRUDENCE IN THE WEB SEÃ'ORITA

Earlier this year, "Ms. Prudence 'magazine presented its first driver education, and did so in the city of Cartagena in recognition of the City Council for their involvement in numerous campaigns and controls the General Directorate of Traffic, the excellent Park Education Road, as well as its ongoing investment in infrastructure aimed at improving road safety, says the director of the publication, Marí Carmen Casa.

In addition, you can access it and the advice of Miss Prudence, through the web www.srtaprudencia.es

The two entities are already preparing a campaign to 'back to school' for the month of September, with tips for parents and children, as drivers, pedestrians and passengers.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena