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Driving TIPS for Pregnant Woman

- During pregnancy, many women experience mood swings and emotional outbursts. Some women are capable of performing all daily tasks and activities such as walking, jogging, dancing, driving, and many others. Any pregnancy activity requires medical advice and must be carried out with extreme caution.

- According to reports, Dubai is the safest country in the world for pregnant women. Pregnant women can rent a car in Dubai and drive safely. Pregnancy does not require you to give up all of your household chores; simply refrain from driving while pregnant.

 

Emergency Kit

- Most women prefer to work throughout their pregnancy. To avoid breakdowns, check the tires, oil, and water level before driving the car. If your car battery fails, keep a rechargeable battery charger on hand. It is best to keep emergency kits and first aid supplies in the car ahead of time.

 

When you're sick, don't drive.

- Pregnancy causes a lot of fatigue, nausea and other symptoms. Driving while feeling ill, especially while pregnant, can be hazardous to both you and your baby. Before you drive to work, eat a healthy diet. Only drive if you feel better. If not, reserve a car to get to work.

 

Wear Seat Belt

- Driving without a seatbelt while pregnant is extremely dangerous. Never wear your seat belt across your belly or above your stomach. Adjust the strap to your preference. It should be neither too tight nor too loose. Just enough tension to keep the baby and you safe.

 

Set the Steering Wheel

- In the UAE, all cars have adjustable steering wheels. Position yourself so that driving is comfortable and easy for both you and your baby. Bring the steering wheel up against your chest and away from your tummy or abdomen. In this manner, you protect yourself in the event of an emergency.

 

Reduce Your Driving

- Driving while pregnant can be dangerous, as strange as it may seem. Avoid driving the car alone as much as possible. Rent a car in Dubai, have your partner drop you off at work, or ask for assistance with grocery shopping. Remember that your safety and the safety of your unborn child are more important.