Travel
Like The
"Rich and Famous. . ."
Discover How A Pauper
Travels Like A King!
Summer Traveller Checklist
by: News Canada
(NC)-If you're going to hit the road this summer,
it pays to plan
ahead. Long trips by car can be exhausting if you don't take
precautions. St. John Ambulance, Canada's leader in safety-oriented™
first aid training and high quality products, offers this Traveller's
Checklist to help ensure you get there safely.
Is there a functioning seatbelt for each
passenger to use?
Are small children secured in safety seats?
Are mirrors adjusted for the driver?
Are there obstructions on the dash, deck or
windows that could obscure the driver's line of sight?
Carry:
Water or other non-alcoholic liquid
refreshment.
Nutritious snacks.
Blankets and pillows (especially for long
trips).
Facial tissues or sanitary wipes.
Maps with your route clearly marked (if you
plan to travel unknown roads).
Cellular phone or other communication device.
Items to quietly occupy the interest of young
passengers while not disturbing the driver's concentration.
For more than 118 years, St. John Ambulance has
been helping
Canadians prevent injury and reduce suffering through state-of-the-art
first aid training and products. By learning what to do in an
emergency, you can take to the road with extra confidence. For more
information on St. John Ambulance programs and high-quality products,
call the branch nearest you or look us up on the Internet at www.sja.ca.
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Todays Travel Tip
Get out of town on Wednesday! Mid-week travel is usually less
expensive. If you leave on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday and
stay over a Saturday night, you can garner terrific savings
compared to Friday through Monday when most people fly.
I promise you, most of the sites you wish to visit will be there in the
middle of the week just like they are on weekends. A bonus is there
are almost always fewer tourists around and lines to wait in, too! Check back tomorrow for
another tip.
P.S.
If you have ever wanted to travel like the "rich and famous," here is
your opportunity. The Pauper's Secret Confessions alone, are
worth 10 times the cost of this book. Never take another trip
without being prepared!