Road Trip Preparation
A Few Tips to Make Car Traveling a Little Easier
Once a destination is set, you can get printouts of maps and other information from the Internet. More detailed guides can be bought from(and sometimes, acquired for free) many travel agencies, dollar stores, and discount outlets. (If you aren't already a member, you may want to consider joining AAA.)
Are you going solo, or traveling with family or friends? Are you bringing pets? For a short trip, one small or medium suitcase each would be ideal. A long one may require one small suitcase and one large one each. Pack carefully; consider the climate that you're going to. Bring a few needed supplies, such as a radio, camera, umbrella, pet food and toys, etc.
How much will your trip cost? Are you on a budget, or is it luxury all the way? This factor will directly affect your potential surroundings and activities. Either way, try to use travelers' checks and credit cards for major expenses; try to carry a small amount of cash.
One of the most important things to do(if not the most important) is to be car ready. HAVE A SAFETY CHECK DONE ON YOUR CAR. Go over:
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Takeaways
- You may want to consider joining AAA
- A Check List
- Find reputable places to stop
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Posted on 06/08/2005 at 10:06:00 PM