Driving in work zones, attention！

Safety driving is the highest priority whenit comes to those who travel North Carolina's roads. Below are some generalguidelines that can help drivers, motorcyclists and bicyclists safely arrive attheir destinations.

When you driving in work zones, even thoughworkers might not be present in work zones, motorists should still expectnarrowed or closed lanes, traffic shifts and reduced speed limits as well asother conditions that might affect normal travel driving.

The following guidelines apply not only totravel through work zones but also general travel:

• Stay alert.

• Wear a seat belt.

• Don't drink and drive.

• Be patient and obey posted speed limits. (The penalty for speedingthrough a marked work zone is $250.)

• Usealternate routes, when possible, to avoid traffic congestion.

• Use approved child restraints.

• Be patient and obey the posted speed limit.

• Don't tailgate.

• Avoid in-car distractions.

• Watch out for road debris.

• Leave early to get a head start on your drive and travel at non-peaktimes.

• Cars Moving throug the Triangle.
  

Hope the above all would be better to your auto life. (TOPACDC)