From Thanksgiving to New Years, chances are you’re probably doing some kind of travel. 91% of all holiday travelers are using their personal vehicle to get to grandma’s house. This year, the weather across the nation is supposed to be unpredictable and extreme. Keeping yourself and your family safe during this journey can be easy if you prepare beforehand and drive safely.
Make sure you know where you’re going. This one may seem like a no brainer, but knowing your route can save you money and time. Gas used from circling around and around can add up. Print out directions even if you have a navigation system on your phone, you never know when service may be out or if your battery dies. Avoid high traffic areas or maybe leave earlier or later than most people to reduce stress.
Get prepared this holiday season before you head out. If you have the option to stay home, do it. Remember to be safe and to not push the limits.
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