Car risk from sun damage affecting millions
A study has revealed that millions of drivers are exposed to UV radiation damage while driving, often unaware of the risks, especially during summer and high temperatures. The study showed that 47% of drivers do not take protective measures against the sun, and 31% are unaware of the danger of sunburns inside their vehicles. Although modern car windows block most UVB rays, side windows may allow UVA rays to pass through, which are linked to skin cancer and premature skin aging. Experts recommend using a sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher, wearing protective glasses, and covering exposed skin, especially during long trips or when driving during peak hours, to reduce the risk of UV damage.
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