As the UK gets set for a super-hot summer, some items in your car can become dangerous so the RAC has issued a warning to all motorists.
The soaring temperatures can unexpectedly compromise your safety while driving. Although Scotland's first summer 'heatwave' was short-lived, other years have seen searing heat.
What to remove from your car in a heatwave 1. Bottled water Firstly, bottled water. It's common to inadvertently leave a bottle of water in the car after a long day, reports the Express. The safest option is to remove the bottle from the car to ensure both the car's safety and the water's freshness. 3. Sun cream Sun cream, also known as sun block or sunscreen, is another item that can cause problems when left in a hot car. It can spoil inside the bottle and could even explode due to the pressure in the heat.Top Trending Stories Today What should you keep in your car during a heatwave? Ensure you have plenty of petrol as fuel tends to deplete faster in a heatwave.
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