A car's steering wheel has four times more bacteria than a toilet seat because most people clean their bathrooms more regularly than they clean their cars. (Shutterstock) A car's steering wheel has four times more bacteria than a toilet seat because most people clean their bathrooms more regularly than they clean their cars. (Shutterstock)

As the world hunkers down to ride out the novel coronavirus crisis, some of us still need to venture out, even if it is just to do a quick grocery run. When you do go out, follow these driving safety tips to stay safe on the roads and minimize your risk of picking up the virus.

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