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Is it safe to travel with hanging clothes in cars?

I’m a traveling salesman for a midsize regional paper company. Because I need to look nice for clients, I always have my clothes dry cleaned and then hang them in my car. What’s the best way to hang clothes in my car when driving?

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Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Traveling salespeople often struggle to keep their clothes clean and free of wrinkles. Thankfully, it is safe to travel with hanging clothes in cars—provided that they don’t distract you or obscure your vision.
Most people use the handles or hooks mounted above their back seat windows to hang their clothes, but this isn’t always the best idea. Wind from open windows can blow them down or swing them sideways, causing a distraction or blocking your rear view.
You may want to buy an expandable clothes hanger bar for your back seat instead. That way, you can position your clothes in whatever position allows you to see best. You can get a clothes hanger bar online for about $10 to $15.
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