Can You Use an Air Mattress in a Car on the Highway?

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Eleanor
07/29/25 1:48pm
Using an air mattress in a car on the highway is not allowed. It is very unsafe to use an air mattress while driving at high speeds. Due to the high elasticity of the air mattress, it can easily shake when the vehicle encounters bumps, making it easy for the body to lose balance. Additionally, braking during driving can cause significant inertia with the air mattress, so it is not recommended to use one. Highway driving precautions: 1. Check the vehicle for potential safety hazards before driving, with a focus on the tires; 2. Maintain a safe speed, keeping it within the speed limit; 3. Stay in the designated lane, as there are separate lanes for large and small vehicles, and avoid occupying a lane for extended periods.
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