Pretty dangerous; Stop applying make-up when behind the wheel, RTSA tells women
ROAD Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) Head of Public Relations Frederick Mubanga says too much wearing of make-up by female drivers is destructive when driving.
In a statement, Mubanga said wearing too much make up can cause road accidents.
“In some cases, female drivers tend to apply make-up while driving a situation that might prove to be destructive on the part of the driver and may cause a road traffic accident,” said Mubanga
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