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3 Best Tips For A Road Trip


When taking to travel there are so many options for transportation, however one of the most popular still is the car. Be it a family or a solo traveler, a car simply put has the best views of everything around you. If you are willing to put in the time to get from point A to point B you can save big in comparison to other methods of travel and return home with some of the best stories of everything you saw along the way.


But how do you make your Road Trip even more successful? What can you do to take the time on the road to a new level of enjoyment?

  • Get Gas When You Still Have 1/2 Tank - Traveling by car, your largest expense typically is gas. Getting from location to location can be long and winding and sometime you may or may not see a gas station for miles. The best way to avoid any kind of issue is always trying to keep your car filled. Filling up at 1/2 tank not only will make sure you never run out of gas and are stranded but it will also help improve your overall vehicle production when it comes to mileage. Nothing is worse than getting to a 1/4 tank only to see if drop down to a LOW warning within what seems like moments. Especially when changing terrain this happens and can cause even the most seasoned motorist to start growing a bit antsy.

  • Make A Playlist Or Find A Streaming Service Which Does Not Require Cell Service - Nothing is worse than when you are traveling and the music cuts off or sounds like nothing but static. On long stretches of highway you can quickly grow tired when there is no sound around you to keep your mind fresh. To avoid early fatigue find upbeat music you enjoy and create a playlist which can be accessed with or without cell service, this will ensure you are able to last longer on the long stretches.

  • Pack Emergency Items - Sometimes no matter how many prep steps we have done to make sure we do not have car issues, things happen and leave us stranded and waiting for someone to help us. You should always pack items in your trunk for this purpose including a tire iron and jack, gas can, jumper cables, water for consumption as well as for your car, first aid kit, spare tire and a blanket. These items will allow you to fix just about anything which life can throw at you or allow you to safely await assistance.

The truest test of a traveler is their preparedness in all circumstances and situations. Be prepared and enjoy your time on the road instead of finding your trip cut short by one of the faux pas of travel.

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