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Road Trip Checklist PDF Print E-mail
Written by Walter D   
Tuesday, 01 December 2009 19:04

Basic Checklist

-Oil Change
-Tires
-Lights
-Engine Function -Anything else that may be questionableFirst Aid kitSpare Tires and tools to install it Warning triangle/flares Basic tools
-Know who is going
-Have a theme and main destination
-Know how to get there. Route plan and have a map/gps
-Have an idea where you will spend the night. (Make reservations if necessary. Both hotels and most campsites may require pre-booking.)
-Have your car serviced/checked out.
-Pack the Basics into your car
-Make sure your insurance and medial coverage is up to date. Especially important if you will be leaving the country.
-Pack your personal essentials
-Figure out your cash and don’t ever leave it in the car!
-Prep your mix tape/cd
-Camera and Batteries!
-Have fun and be safe
Last Updated on Tuesday, 12 January 2010 17:10