Freedom is movement. When done safely

Following the rules of the road is not only a legal obligation but also about being responsible towards ourselves and others. Maintaining good driving habits is essential to avoid accidents, which can often be fatal.
The new road safety radio ad promoted by Autostrade per l'Italia and Polizia di Stato – featuring Luciano Ligabue – is now airing.
The ad sends a strong, clear message to young people about responsible driving, such as respecting speed limits, safety distances and road signs.
Rules for road safety
1. Vehicle in good order
Before setting off, always check that your car is in good working order (tyres, brakes, fluids, lights and headlights, emergency kit, ...).
2. Sleep or tiredness
Make sure you are well rested before setting off, and remember to take a break every two hours during your journey. Don’t drive if you feel tired or sleepy.
3. NO drugs or alcohol
If you have been drinking or are in an altered mental or physical state, do not get behind the wheel. Remember that taking certain drugs can also affect concentration and reflexes and thus impair your driving ability.
4. Fasten your seat belt
Always make sure that all passengers (front and back) wear seat belts.
5. Don't get distracted while driving.
Don’t use your mobile phone and always keep your attention on the road.
6. Pay heed to the road signs.
Heed the road signs, including temporary roadwork signs, and look out for variable message boards.
7. Moderate your speed.
Always stick to the speed limits and adapt your speed to weather and visibility conditions.
8. Drive with due care.
Drive in the free lane to the right and use the lane to the left to overtake, carefully judging the space available and proceeding with due care.
9. Safety distances.
While driving, stay at a safe distance from the vehicle in front to ensure you can stop safely and avoid collisions.
10. Parking and emergency parking.
To make even just a short stop, go to the next available Service Area or Parking Spot. If you have to stop in the emergency lane, turn on your warning devices and call for help.