Travel - Road Trips For You And Your Family
Monday, August 20, 2012
By Byron Jonas
Travel - Road Trips and how you should approach your next road trip. You might be the adventurous type and set out on a full tank of gas. Your only question is which way is the car pointing. Then you are off. Well, there are some people who like to have the whole trip planned from start to finish.
So if you like to plan the start of your vacation to the very end of your trip or if you like to go off and let the car go where it may you still want to keep safety at the front of your travel list. Carry extra blankets in case you have to sleep in your car. This is in case you find all the hotels without rooms available.
You will need extra water in case you cannot get to a store. And have food available if you cannot find a market open late at night.
Rather than simply pulling over to the side of the road, find a campsite to park in. And take extra water and food on your trip.
Carry a first aid pack because someone might need a bandage. And remember to take basics like aspirin and all medications all members of the trip usually take. Check your spare tire before the trip. Ensure that the spare is properly inflated. And have your jack to change the tire. And if you pick up hitch hikers remember that you cannot always trust strangers. Make sure you have a good feeling about any potential stranger turned rider before deciding to give anyone a ride.
Have all important documents like your insurance and registration information at hand. And have back up copies at home. Make sure your cell phone is always charges. Have a charger that works off your cigarette lighter. Have all emergency numbers on speed dial. Travel - Road Trips can be a real fun time for all. But make sure to take the safety precautions to keep it fun for you and your family.
So if you like to plan the start of your vacation to the very end of your trip or if you like to go off and let the car go where it may you still want to keep safety at the front of your travel list. Carry extra blankets in case you have to sleep in your car. This is in case you find all the hotels without rooms available.
You will need extra water in case you cannot get to a store. And have food available if you cannot find a market open late at night.
Rather than simply pulling over to the side of the road, find a campsite to park in. And take extra water and food on your trip.
Carry a first aid pack because someone might need a bandage. And remember to take basics like aspirin and all medications all members of the trip usually take. Check your spare tire before the trip. Ensure that the spare is properly inflated. And have your jack to change the tire. And if you pick up hitch hikers remember that you cannot always trust strangers. Make sure you have a good feeling about any potential stranger turned rider before deciding to give anyone a ride.
Have all important documents like your insurance and registration information at hand. And have back up copies at home. Make sure your cell phone is always charges. Have a charger that works off your cigarette lighter. Have all emergency numbers on speed dial. Travel - Road Trips can be a real fun time for all. But make sure to take the safety precautions to keep it fun for you and your family.
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