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Be good to your back: dos and don’ts in the driver’s seat
Slouching; struggling against the seat belt; twisting or turning to ease stiffness – all these behaviours are not only distracting, they can lead to more serious health issues such as chronic back pain and pinched nerves.
Adjust your "comfort zone" before you drive
Guess what! All those levers, knobs and rotating bits in your car are there for a reason — your comfort and safety. Here are five essential adjustments for you to fine tune your car’s comfort zone.
Slowing down increases your safety and saves you money. Going 100 km/h instead of 120 km/h takes 20% less fuel – and 20% less money.
