Don’t forget to get your car ready for trip. It will serve as your second home. Any unplanned repairs should be scheduled at least one month in advance. Examine and modify the following as necessary:
Coolant
Oil
Tire Pressure
Spare Tire
Brakes
Belts, caps, hoses and filters
2. Prepare Yourself
Keep in mind that you must be as prepared to drive as your car is. Get a good night’s sleep the night before your vacation and let folks know where you’re heading. It’s crucial to confirm that you can reach emergency operators from wherever you are travelling by checking the range of your cell phone. Learn about the routes you’ll be taking and the weather prediction before you go. Make sure to bring the essentials and dress comfortably :
First aid kit
Water and snacks
Blankets and pillows
Jumper cables and flares
Travel brochures and maps
Tool kit and cutting tool
3. Make Reservations or Check Hotels in the Area
If you have an idea of where you want to spend the night, make bookings. what happens if there’s a music festival or concert nearby? It important to confirm that a reasonable rate for a room can be obtained. Make reservations for hotels in advance. Not having to get on and off exits and stop at several motels to check rates and availability will save you time and petrol.
4. Be Smart With Gas Mileage
Reduce the speed at which you accelerate. For instance, you can save 30% on gas mileage if you reduce the acceleration time from 0 to 60 mph to 15 seconds.
5. Be Safe and Alert While Traveling
Being cautious and vigilant when driving is the last step to a safe road trip. Recall that you want to stay away from all of the crises that you have just prepared for.