Driving while pregnant is fine, as long as your pregnancy is not problematic. Below are tips on safe driving during pregnancy:

The first trimester:

1. Usually you have morning sickness. During the condition of the body is not fit, because these disorders nausea and vomiting, you better not drive by yourself.
2. The contents of the stomach before going. An empty stomach can trigger nausea.
3. Bring water and snacks for the “friends” trip.
4. If there is no food, you can suck candy ginger or lemon-flavored candy to relieve nausea.
5. Provide plastic bags to anticipate if you vomit.
6. If you drive by yourself suddenly want to vomit, dizziness, or other complaint, immediately set aside in a safe vehicle. If the condition is severe, call your husband or friend to help you.

Second trimester

If you do a long trip then:

1. Perform a complete inspection of the health condition of the womb and yourself
2. Stop several times about 10-15 minutes, especially if the spine and the back of the body start aching.
3. Come down from the car, a short walk and do stretching and other things that can make you relax.

Third trimester

1. In order not sore, prop your hips with a pillow
2. If sitting in the front seat, slide seat toward the back so your feet spacious.
3. Avoid the stress of traffic jams by listening to the radio or your favorite song.

At night, the ability to catch the eye spacing, color, and viewing angle is much reduced. In addition, increasing age, the less the ability to use his eyes. Another problem that hit the night riders were exhausted. Here’s miraculous night driving tips:

1. Preparation

Prepare vehicle for night travel. Besides ascertained headlights and rear lights turn on with normal and clean. The entire outside and inside the glass must also be clean.

2. Turn on high beam

If you doubt there is “something” in front, turn on high beam. Distant lights help you see clearly and make other motorists know that there are vehicles that you drive.

3. Slow down and keep your distance

Reduce speed and add distance to the car in front or behind. At night is more difficult to measure the distance of other cars.

4. Stop in a safe place

Make sure you can stop in the area illuminated by the headlights of your own. If not, you will not be time to put the brakes if something had suddenly appeared.

5. Switch the view to the left side

If the vehicle from the front of the dazzling lights, do not look forward but look to the left side of the road to guide the direction. This is to avoid the light blinded you.