UVA IN THE CAR
UVA GOES THROUGH GLASS
Many people associate UV radiation with beach days and summer holidays. In reality, UVA is present all year round. Hands often rest on the steering wheel for extended periods, precisely where sunlight enters through the windshield and side windows.
Because UVA does not cause immediate redness, exposure during driving often goes unnoticed. This is precisely why hand protection is easily forgotten, even though the backs of the hands are exposed to light for extended periods.