TRAVELLING WITH CHILDREN
1. Long distances Driving long distances is tedious for children, so a long drive should be planned to include rest stops, toys, games and refreshments. 2. Car sickness Babies and adults...
20th December 2016
Author: Lori Vos
WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN IN A CAR CRASH
In terms of Section 61 of the National Road Traffic Act (93 of 1996), a driver is obliged to do the following when involved in a vehicle accident: Immediately stop...
20th December 2016
USEFUL HINTS
The Automobile Association urges motorists to observe some golden rules, before departing on their holiday this year. The first priority before any trip is undertaken is to check vehicle safety. All...
20th December 2016
DRIVING AT NIGHT
The AA says that because of reducing traffic flow, fewer accidents occur after dark than during daylight, but the proportion of fatalities is higher. The factors most commonly associated with...
20th December 2016
FIRST AID BOX
First Aid kits are not available from N3 Toll Concession, however, St John Ambulance branches stock a range of quality First Aid kits. Whether for the car, home or office...
20th December 2016
HOLIDAY CHECKLIST
1. Carry your AA membership card Remember, your key to AA service is your membership card - carry it with you at all times. 2. Plan your journey An extensive range...
20th December 2016