Road trips during the holiday season can be anything but fun, but with the right know-how, you can enjoy your Thanksgiving road trip.
Thanksgiving is a time in which we get together with our family and friends, reflect on all that we have, and give thanks. Of course, the trip there may not be so peaceful. Holiday road trips can be a pain in the behind for just about anyone - especially during a holiday like Thanksgiving. Here are a few tips on how you can survive the road trip to your Thanksgiving destination with the Thanksgiving Road Trip Survival Guide.
Thanksgiving Road Trip Survival Guide
- Departure Dates Matter
If your road trip is only a few short hours, leaving on Thanksgiving day is not a bad idea. The majority of people leave on Wednesday making the roads congested and the perfect recipe for traffic jams and road rage. If your trip is going to take longer than a few hours, consider leaving on Monday or Tuesday to get a head start on the traffic.
- Take a Break
You should take a break every 3 to 4 hours to feel the wind on your face and to stretch out your legs. You should also take this opportunity to switch drivers because driving for more than 4 hours can be a dangerous activity as drowsiness and other fatigue-related incidents may occur.
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