Top 4 Items You Must Carry In Your Mexican Car
Whether you have rented a car, has your own, or is using your in-law’s one thing is for sure, the safety of your passengers, yourself, and that of other road users is very vital. It is for this one tip that many car owners will take their time to bring along a number of items in their car that will help them to overcome road challengers as they come. Here are a few such like items that you should never be caught without in your glove box.
Medical Information
Do you suffer from diabetes, high blood pressure, or constant cardiac arrests? Write down any critical medical conditions that you suffer from including allergies and other hereditary diseases and put them safely in your glove box. They might come in hands in case of an accident that will leave you too devastated to talk.
Speed Dials Numbers
In case of an emergency who should we call? Emergency contact numbers are very vital for your use. Because of this you should keep them on speed dials and also not them down before tucking them safely in your glove box too. You should also keep them in your wallet and possible have time to update them whenever.
Your Insurance Copy
Mexican laws demand that every driver should have a valid Mexican Auto Insurance for their car and should display them for easy inspection, except for the car’s title that you should keep away or at home. Your insurance will have to move around with you and so should the copy as this is often handy if the original get lost or an accident smashes the windscreen.
Maintenance Schedule
Your car should be serviced at least once a month or after every 3000 miles. In this case you will need to keep your maintenance schedule in the car and if you are thinking of doubling it up with the user manual, that’s still fine. Just ensure you keep them safe in the car so that everyone you want to get them can do so easily.
Your car should be your best friend. You should understand how it operates and what it requires to make your trip successful and pretty smooth ride. Carrying these items is just but a tip of the iceberg. So start with them and research on the other sections that will be vital for you.