Driver’s Tips

1. Tyres
2. Tune-up
3. Troubleshooting

1. Tyres: Check the pressure in your tyres and d condition of your tyre tread. Tyres have a damatic impact on your car’s stability, handling, and braking performance. Check the tyre’s tread for bald spots and excessive or uneven wears. You will find the correct tyre pressure in your owner’s manual. Don’t forget to check your spares.
2. Tune Up: Make sure that your car runs smoothly. A tune up makes your Toyota deliver its maximum performance when you need it, plus it helps to increase the mileage you get from every gallon of gas. Check your scheduled maintenance guide for what services your vehicle may need based on model, year, and mileage.
3. Trouble Shooting: Ask your Toyota service technicians to check your tires, belts and hoses, battery fluid level, and other key components of your vehicles. You may also want to get an oil change, depending on the condition of your oil and how long it has been since your last service.

The art of driving as if the other road user is a threat to one and realizing that the other road user feels so towards one thereby taking adequate measures to prevent the occurrence of road traffic accidents.

Causes:

• Physical and Mental Fitness
• Road Sign Literacy
• Use of Drugs and Alcohol
• Competence
• Speed

Resulting in:

• Deaths
• Injuries
• Permanent Disabilities
• Damage to properties