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Read moreEach year, thousands of people make New Year’s resolutions to get healthier. One national campaign that encourages people to take a short break from drinking alcohol is Dry January, run by UK charity Alcohol Concern.
Dry January is a great opportunity to cut down on alcohol and live a healthier lifestyle but why not pledge to make 2019 the year you concentrate on driving more safely too? If we all committed to taking a fresh look at how we drive and made some small changes along the way, there would be fewer road traffic accidents and less people being killed or seriously injured on our roads.
Here are nine top tips to help you make safe driving your resolution this year and reduce the chances of being involved in an accident:
January and the start of a brand-new year gives us all the chance to think about how we live our lives and the changes we can make for the better.
While none of us are perfect, just by making a few adjustments to how we drive, we can make a big difference – making our roads safer and reducing the chances of accidents.
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