Pollen count: close the windows
SAFER DRIVING For many drivers, the first blossoms mark the beginning of the hay fever season, which is not exactly pleasant for them. A sneezing car driver covers about 14 meters in city traffic. Although sneezing is only one of the body's reactions to the increased pollen count, motorists should not underestimate the danger of an attack. For the motorist, [...]
Although sneezing is only one of the body's reactions to the increased pollen count, drivers should not underestimate the danger of an attack. For the motorist, this one second of sensory suspension can, in the worst case, be the difference between life and death.
Replace filter regularly and in time
Accident experts recommend that allergy sufferers prepare well for the pollen season. Anyone who is allergic to pollen should in any case regularly maintain the filters of the air conditioning or ventilation system in the vehicle and have the filters replaced at an early stage.
It is also advantageous to set the air conditioning to the recirculation function while driving and to close the windows. Regular cleaning of the interior with a damp cloth helps to remove allergens from the passenger compartment.
