Driving during the winter months in snowy regions can be tough. Poorly plowed roads, black ice, blowing snow and whiteout conditions can cause all types of problems for travelers. It is important for all drivers to be prepared for winter traveling emergencies, but it is especially important when traveling with young children. As adults, your first job when stranded in a car in severe winter weather is to take care of the health and safety of your little ones strapped into the backseat of your car. Every parent should have a winter travel emergency kit during snowy seasons that is packed with essential supplies. Our family keeps a kit in the trunk of our car full of items I would hesitate to drive without. Blankets If you and your children …show more content…
Charged Cell Phone If your car breaks down in the middle of a country road during a cold winter day and you would have to walk miles before you could reach another human being, a cell phone will quickly become your best friend. If you know you are going to be driving long distances during the winter months, always make sure your cell phone is fully charged before you leave the house. You should also keep a car charger for your phone in your car at all times. Food and Water If you become stranded in your car with young children, there is a high likelihood the little ones are going to be upset. This is especially true if you are unable to move or leave the vehicle for a significant amount of time. You should include bottled water, juice boxes and non-perishable snacks like pretzels, Goldfish, crackers and other kid-friendly items in your emergency kit. This will help to quiet hungry tummies, keep them hydrated and keep the kids calm. Flashlight It is important to keep a flashlight in your vehicle no matter what the season. You never know when it might come in …show more content…
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The differences between driving in the winter and driving in the summer are greater than the similarities. Driving in the heat may be manageable while driving a car that has a functioning AC, but if your AC doesn’t work you’ll be uncomfortable the whole ride. But let’s say you’re driving during the winter and your heater doesn’t work, you could simply dress in warm clothing to fix that issue. As for the similarities, both seasons require your cars heating
I packed a thermos of hot coffee, a chunk of summer sausage, some crackers and a small bottle of hot sauce and water. These items have been a tradition of mine for many years now and are a nice treat during the middle of the day when the squirrels usually take a break and I've been known to doze off leaning against a giant oak high on a ridge top. I really enjoy keeping it simple on these trips, like my grandfather 60 years ago. It is a great way to remember those days when he was around while enjoying the very thing that made us so close.... ... middle of paper ...
cars than they do on anything else except for shelter. A reliable car that has been paid for in full may
In Chicago winter is usually the most dreaded time of the year. It rains,snows, and is just freezing. In january 1985 it was -27℉. In order to go outside in the months of December, January, and February you have to wear a hat, gloves,a scarf and multiple layers of clothes in order to stay warm. Almost every morning you would have to wipe off the snow, frost, and ice off your car. The are also lots of danger because like black ice. Ice is not visible on most roads, this can cause cars to slip. In the winter it get a lot darker a lot earlier. At 4:30 it's close to complete darkness. Winter in some parts of the world is 70℉ but not in Chicago.
Taking very little with them besides the clothing on their backs, they included their songs, stories and religion. Most parents would even leave their
Automobiles! You just have to have one in this fast paced world! In the United States automobiles are necessary. People need to move from point A to point B. These points can be as close as a few hundred feet or even range up to a few hundred miles! When making these trips safety is a priority. There are hundreds of thousands of automobiles on the roads across the nation and if safety was not considered, thousand would be injured or even killed daily! Automobile safety has come a long way over the years and as every day goes by more and more new ways are created to keep drivers, and their passengers, safe on the road.
The thought of even driving in the winter can be a taunting and terrifying experience that many people will just avoid in general. Sometimes you wont have a choice, and that’s why I’m writing this essay. Just imagine getting stuck in the middle of a blizzard or nor’easter, and not knowing what to do. Well, you wont have to worry anymore because in this essay I will not only teach you how to drive in wintery conditions, but also in the aftermath of these storms.
#3 Remove Snow from Your Car If you live somewhere where it snows often, don’t let the snow pile up on your vehicle. After the snow falls, even if you have no intention of driving, go outside and remove the snow from your
According to Lin, Jones, Westood, Reza and Samiei, “the rise of social media is because travel products are intangible goods and involve complex decisions associated with high costs, they are considered
...e roads and highways will be jammed with frantic people trying to reach safety. You should always listen and follow any given directions immediately. If you don’t have to leave, put all the outside things that might blow away in a safe place such as lawn furniture, bicycles, and toys. Water mains can also break, so filling containers with drinking water is a good idea. Put enough to last several days.
Driving in the summer is so much safer and enjoyable than driving in the winter. When driving in the summer you can actually enjoy the scenery. Driving in the winter there isn't much scenery to enjoy. In my opinion driving in summer is way more safer than driving in winter, because of the harsh climate that occurs in winter. In the winter you have to deal with driving in freezing temperatures and icy rodes that make it harder to control your car.
One has to be aware of other drivers, bikers, pedestrians and the weather. You have to plan to leave 15-30 minutes ahead of time to ensure a punctual arrival. First you have to start your vehicle and let it warm u for about 10 minutes, depending on if its cold. The roads are typically slippery from ice and snow. If it is snowing once you are driving traffic
We should also prepare an emergency kit (which includes food and water for at least 72 hours, some radio or phone, first aid supplies and toiletries), and build a safe room where we could hide. The room should have no windows and be strong enough not to break when hit by flying debris. We could also consider making copies of important documents and store them in a safe
This is the most dangerous thing that is out there on very cold winter days. Always drive 10 mph or less on black ice. By checking your speed on icy roads will prevent a big mess that can be
To promote destinations and build their unique touristic image, DMOs have started using social media as a destination marketing tool. It helps them have a better understanding of how tourists from around the world perceive this touristic destination and build marketing strategies on that basis (Neuhofer et al., 2012 as cited by Kavoura and Stavrianea, 2015) . Social media also help DMOs interact with the tourists and build and maintain online relationships with them which would attract them more to the destination and ensure their loyalty on the long term (Page, Buhalis and Hays,