Delhi Delhi: As Diwali approaches, it becomes important to protect your car from the potential dangers of the festival. There is a lot of focus on safety, especially when it comes to vehicle safety. Many vehicle owners travel and are forced to park their cars in open spaces. This time can be risky as the chances of accidents increase during this time, environmental factors like debris from firecrackers and dust and pollution affecting the car's paint increase. Soon after the festival is over, debris from firecrackers accumulates around or on the roof of the car.
This can damage the paint and if burning firecracker residue falls on the vehicle, it can lead to an even worse situation. So to protect your vehicle this Diwali, we will explore effective strategies to keep your car safe this Diwali. While using a car cover can be helpful if the vehicle owner is unable to find a suitable closed parking space, it can be a risky option during Diwali. Avoid using car covers because they are made of cloth, polythene, satin or any other material as they can easily catch fire. After parking your vehicle at a safe place, click pictures of the car or record a video as evidence. This insurance can help in making a claim in case of any accidental damage to the car during Diwali celebrations.
As a basic safety protocol, try parking the car near an area with a fire hose or sand buckets. In case any unfortunate incident happens near the vehicle or a vehicle parked nearby, one should keep a fire extinguisher or sand buckets handy around Diwali. The windows and sunroof of the vehicle should be closed and this is an important safety aspect, especially if the vehicle is parked at a place where there is a possibility of bursting of crackers. While driving, keep the windows closed to prevent firecracker debris from entering the cabin. When parking the vehicle, ensure that the windows are closed so that firecracker residue does not enter the cabin and damage it.
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