How to Plan a Road Trip: Vehicle Checks and Route Safety

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Check engine oil, engine coolant level, brake fluid, windshield washer fluid, tire tread/pressure (including the spare), and test headlights and wipers.
It is recommended to take a 15-minute break every 2 hours or after every 150 to 200 kilometers of continuous driving to stay alert.
A trance-like state where a driver operates a vehicle safely but has no conscious memory of doing so, caused by long, monotonous highway driving.
Carry a jack, lug wrench, spare tire, jumper cables, tow rope, tire inflator, first-aid kit, and a warning triangle reflector.
Night driving carries higher risks due to low visibility, truck drivers using high beams, and fatigue. It is safer to drive during daylight hours.
Search for your destination area while connected to Wi-Fi, tap the profile icon, select 'Offline Maps', and download the targeted region map.
Slowly guide your car to a flat, safe shoulder off the main traffic lane, turn on hazard warning lights, place the reflector triangle, and change the tire.
Divide the total trip distance by your vehicle's average mileage (km per liter) and multiply by the local fuel price per liter, adding a 20% buffer.
Encourage them to sit in the front seat, look at the horizon far ahead, avoid reading on phones, and ensure fresh air ventilation.
FASTag is an electronic toll collection tag linked to your vehicle windshield. You can recharge it online via UPI apps or banking portals to avoid toll plaza lines.
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