Tips from Ken:
1. Before you go on a trip check your tire pressure. Ken will explain why this is important
More tips from AAA:
-- Have your car checked by an auto technician See PC technician and software technician. before leaving on a trip. -- Don't let the gas level get below one-quarter of a tank. -- Select your route on a map ahead of time and study it to know
exactly where you are going. -- Reserve all accommodations in advance. -- Lock your car when you leave it and keep valuables out of sight. -- Secure children and adults in safety seats or seat belts as
required by law.
To help children enjoy the drive more, AAA offers these suggestions:
-- Pack special snacks and favorite toys that are appropriate for
in-vehicle use. -- Bring books, compact games and puzzles
Books of stories or information about your destination can pique children's interest in the trip. -- Dress children in comfortable, seasonal clothes. -- Let children choose a radio station, tape or CD that they like.
Bring recorded stories and songs for youngsters. -- Leave a pillow pillow Medtalk A functional 'unit' used to assess the severity of orthopnea in Pts with CHF, which refers to the number of pillows a Pt needs to sleep comfortably. See Congestive heart failure. in the car so your child can nod off comfortably once all the sights and sounds of the trip have become exhausting.
