Travel Tips
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If you're driving, do all your car maintenance before you leave: change your oil, check fluids, lights, signals, wiper blades, air in your tires and the tread. Make sure you have a spare tire and jack. And have your insurance card, registration, and driver's license before pulling out of the driveway. |
| Steve Nichols |
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When you're mapping out your drive, estimate travel times at the same time. This way, you can plan where to stop for meals, sleep, as well as avoid rush-hour traffic in larger cities. |
| Steve Nichols |
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If you take prescription medication, hang on to your original containers. It's best to travel with original containers; it makes it quicker during security checks. But I also think it's good to have two sets of medication, one in my purse and one in my luggage. So if I lose one, I have a back up. And since I save the original containers, both medications are in the proper bottles. |
| Betty Lynn |
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Just to be on the safe side, if you're going to bring your pet with you, you should also carry a photo of him or her. In case they get lost, you'll be able to identify them. |
| Sara Appleton |
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I always pack my clothes around a color scheme, so I can mix and match my outfits for any weather or activity. |
| Jean Parey |
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