Many people think that they are good drivers and that they can drive safely. While this might be the case, there are many other influences, such as the conditions of the Road, other drivers, how well your car is maintained and the safety features of your car. You cannot control the conditions of the road, but you can certainly check the weather and make the right calls when you are on the road about whether it is safe to drive and avoid any unsafe conditions. Unfortunately, you cannot control the way that others drive, but you can make sure that you are always aware and take precautions on the road. When it comes to the condition of your own car, you can make sure that you pick a strong and durable vehicle. There are also lots of ways that you can make your Car Safer, with things like car accessories. To help you make your car safer, here are a few important suggestions.

#1 Upgrade your tyres

There is a standard your Tyres should be, to ensure that you keep yourself and any other passengers safe. You have to remember that the rubber on your tyres is the contact between you and the road. A car will only drive as well as its tyres. Whether your car is old, or it is new and has a range of features such as traction control and antilock brakes, it will still be influenced by the tyres you drive with. 

First, you should make sure that your tyres are in good condition, and that the tread level is way above the legal limit. If you have the money, then you may choose to upgrade your tyres to a higher standard, to help you better navigate the road conditions and stay safe.

#2 Declutter and organise your car 

It can be easy to keep items in your car, especially if you use them regularly. If you have an old car, you may also have lots of additional accessories and cables that you have in your car for music, sat navs, and other things. An important part of car safety is limited clutter and distractions, as these things can cause a hazard. Whether they get in the way, a cable gets caught on your body, or something rolls under your brakes, it is vital that you keep your car clean and tidy. You can also buy car accessories such as cable organisers.

#3 Install blind spot indicators 

Whether you drive a small car or a big van, all cars have blind spots. These are points that you cannot view when looking at your mirrors. In some cases, you can mitigate this by physically turning your head, but this is not always the case. The blind spot may be due to the shape or size of your car, which is something that cannot be helped. They can also be caused by poor lighting, glares and more. You can invest in a blind spot warning system that can help you in these situations. This system will warn you if you are about to change lanes or manoeuvre into a  hazard. 

There are many features and accessories that you can invest in, to help you make your car safer. Do some research to see what would be best for your car. These are a few just to get you started.