Driving posture

Dec 2, 2011

Updated Jun 27, 2014

Drive with your head straight and chin pulled in, shoulders back, chest out, stomach tucked in, back supported. Don’t let your head protrude forward or lean too far back and don’t let your shoulders slump. Good driving posture reduces lower back and spine injuries.

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