1. Check your vehicle before starting the journey: Make sure your vehicle is in good condition, especially the brakes and tires.
2. Wear seat belts: Always wear seat belts while driving, even if you are driving on a mountainous terrain.
3. Follow traffic rules: Observe speed limits, lane rules, and other traffic signs.
4. Take breaks: Do not drive continuously for long hours. Take a break and rest to avoid driver fatigue.
5. Stay alert: Be aware of your surroundings and anticipate road conditions. Watch out for pot holes, sharp turns, and animals on the road.
6. Carry necessary supplies: Bring essential items such as water, snacks, first aid kit, and extra fuel.
7. Drive during daylight hours: It is safer to drive during daylight hours when the roads are visible and other vehicles are visible.
8. Inform someone about your itinerary: Share your travel plans with someone who can check up on you periodically.
9. Respect local customs: Be respectful of local customs and traditions. Follow their rules and regulations.
Remember, it's always important to prioritize safety while driving.
