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Many of us take to the road with our pets, but now and again they can pose a few challenges when we’re driving.
Richard Gladman, the Head of Driving & Riding Standards at IAM RoadSmart, offers the following tips for owners who drive with their pets:
“An unhappy pet means an unhappy driver,” Richard Gladman stressed, “so always plan and prepare well in advance for any journey with a furry friend. An unrestrained dog or cat becomes a projectile in the event of sudden braking, potentially injuring drivers, passengers and pets alike. Just as with a child in the car, fit the best equipment that is custom-designed for your size of pet and everyone will arrive relaxed, content and ready for action.”