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Plans to visit family and friends are halted when catastrophic car accidents occur. Every Thanksgiving drunk drivers cause accidents that claim countless lives and leave thousands more injured.<\/div>\nThe following informational guide was created to provide your family with Thanksgiving travel tips. Adherence to these preventative tips can help ensure that you and your family experience safe, smooth travels this holiday season.<\/div>\nBe Aware<\/h3>\nThe night before Thanksgiving is one of the busiest nights of the year at bars and taverns. The majority of people travel with their families by car for Thanksgiving. The roads are especially dangerous because of the exceedingly high number of drunk drivers.<\/div>\nIt is wise to plan your travels accordingly by staying off the road the night before Thanksgiving.  If you must travel the day before the holiday, you must be aware of the serious risk of accidents that can occur at the hands of drunk drivers.<\/div>\nYou should also always allow extra time in your travel plans for unexpected road work, blocks, and other traffic-related issues.<\/div>\nVehicle Preparations<\/h3>\nCheck the weather along your travel route before you depart and inspect your vehicle to be sure that it is in proper working order. Before venturing out this Thanksgiving, be sure to check vehicle fluid levels, tire pressure, and fill up your gas tank.<\/div>\nYou should also clean your headlights, taillights, turn signals, and windows to ensure maximum visibility.<\/div>\nWear a Seatbelt<\/h3>\nThe majority of fatal car accidents that occur are a result of failing to wear a seatbelt. Be sure that everyone in the car is properly wearing their seatbelts every time you drive.<\/div>\nAvoid Distractions<\/h3>\nIt is easy to become distracted when driving for extended periods. Drivers should be well-rested and alert. Before you hit the roadways you should also have music, audiobooks, or other background entertainment prearranged.<\/div>\nYou should also preset your navigation. Never use your cell phone while driving. Place it in the glovebox or set it to do not disturb mode.<\/div>\nObey All Traffic Laws<\/h3>\nIt is important to obey the traffic laws on the road. These have been put in place to protect everyone. Obey the speed limit, restrictions in work zones, and all traffic signs.<\/div>\nIf you notice a vehicle on the shoulder you should always move into the other lane. If it is not possible to get over you should slow down and use caution.<\/div>\nThere are other things that you should do to ensure a smooth and safe trip for you and your family, including:<\/div>\n• Carry an Extra Phone Charger<\/div>\n• Have an Emergency Kit (Flashers, Jumper Cables, Blankets)<\/div>\n
<\/p>\nThe following informational guide was created to provide your family with Thanksgiving travel tips. Adherence to these preventative tips can help ensure that you and your family experience safe, smooth travels this holiday season.<\/div>\nBe Aware<\/h3>\n
Be Aware<\/h3>\nThe night before Thanksgiving is one of the busiest nights of the year at bars and taverns. The majority of people travel with their families by car for Thanksgiving. The roads are especially dangerous because of the exceedingly high number of drunk drivers.<\/div>\nIt is wise to plan your travels accordingly by staying off the road the night before Thanksgiving.  If you must travel the day before the holiday, you must be aware of the serious risk of accidents that can occur at the hands of drunk drivers.<\/div>\nYou should also always allow extra time in your travel plans for unexpected road work, blocks, and other traffic-related issues.<\/div>\nVehicle Preparations<\/h3>\nCheck the weather along your travel route before you depart and inspect your vehicle to be sure that it is in proper working order. Before venturing out this Thanksgiving, be sure to check vehicle fluid levels, tire pressure, and fill up your gas tank.<\/div>\nYou should also clean your headlights, taillights, turn signals, and windows to ensure maximum visibility.<\/div>\nWear a Seatbelt<\/h3>\nThe majority of fatal car accidents that occur are a result of failing to wear a seatbelt. Be sure that everyone in the car is properly wearing their seatbelts every time you drive.<\/div>\nAvoid Distractions<\/h3>\nIt is easy to become distracted when driving for extended periods. Drivers should be well-rested and alert. Before you hit the roadways you should also have music, audiobooks, or other background entertainment prearranged.<\/div>\nYou should also preset your navigation. Never use your cell phone while driving. Place it in the glovebox or set it to do not disturb mode.<\/div>\nObey All Traffic Laws<\/h3>\nIt is important to obey the traffic laws on the road. These have been put in place to protect everyone. Obey the speed limit, restrictions in work zones, and all traffic signs.<\/div>\nIf you notice a vehicle on the shoulder you should always move into the other lane. If it is not possible to get over you should slow down and use caution.<\/div>\nThere are other things that you should do to ensure a smooth and safe trip for you and your family, including:<\/div>\n• Carry an Extra Phone Charger<\/div>\n• Have an Emergency Kit (Flashers, Jumper Cables, Blankets)<\/div>\n
It is wise to plan your travels accordingly by staying off the road the night before Thanksgiving. Â If you must travel the day before the holiday, you must be aware of the serious risk of accidents that can occur at the hands of drunk drivers.<\/div>\n
You should also always allow extra time in your travel plans for unexpected road work, blocks, and other traffic-related issues.<\/div>\nVehicle Preparations<\/h3>\n
Vehicle Preparations<\/h3>\nCheck the weather along your travel route before you depart and inspect your vehicle to be sure that it is in proper working order. Before venturing out this Thanksgiving, be sure to check vehicle fluid levels, tire pressure, and fill up your gas tank.<\/div>\nYou should also clean your headlights, taillights, turn signals, and windows to ensure maximum visibility.<\/div>\nWear a Seatbelt<\/h3>\nThe majority of fatal car accidents that occur are a result of failing to wear a seatbelt. Be sure that everyone in the car is properly wearing their seatbelts every time you drive.<\/div>\nAvoid Distractions<\/h3>\nIt is easy to become distracted when driving for extended periods. Drivers should be well-rested and alert. Before you hit the roadways you should also have music, audiobooks, or other background entertainment prearranged.<\/div>\nYou should also preset your navigation. Never use your cell phone while driving. Place it in the glovebox or set it to do not disturb mode.<\/div>\nObey All Traffic Laws<\/h3>\nIt is important to obey the traffic laws on the road. These have been put in place to protect everyone. Obey the speed limit, restrictions in work zones, and all traffic signs.<\/div>\nIf you notice a vehicle on the shoulder you should always move into the other lane. If it is not possible to get over you should slow down and use caution.<\/div>\nThere are other things that you should do to ensure a smooth and safe trip for you and your family, including:<\/div>\n• Carry an Extra Phone Charger<\/div>\n• Have an Emergency Kit (Flashers, Jumper Cables, Blankets)<\/div>\n
You should also clean your headlights, taillights, turn signals, and windows to ensure maximum visibility.<\/div>\nWear a Seatbelt<\/h3>\n
Wear a Seatbelt<\/h3>\nThe majority of fatal car accidents that occur are a result of failing to wear a seatbelt. Be sure that everyone in the car is properly wearing their seatbelts every time you drive.<\/div>\nAvoid Distractions<\/h3>\nIt is easy to become distracted when driving for extended periods. Drivers should be well-rested and alert. Before you hit the roadways you should also have music, audiobooks, or other background entertainment prearranged.<\/div>\nYou should also preset your navigation. Never use your cell phone while driving. Place it in the glovebox or set it to do not disturb mode.<\/div>\nObey All Traffic Laws<\/h3>\nIt is important to obey the traffic laws on the road. These have been put in place to protect everyone. Obey the speed limit, restrictions in work zones, and all traffic signs.<\/div>\nIf you notice a vehicle on the shoulder you should always move into the other lane. If it is not possible to get over you should slow down and use caution.<\/div>\nThere are other things that you should do to ensure a smooth and safe trip for you and your family, including:<\/div>\n• Carry an Extra Phone Charger<\/div>\n• Have an Emergency Kit (Flashers, Jumper Cables, Blankets)<\/div>\n
Avoid Distractions<\/h3>\nIt is easy to become distracted when driving for extended periods. Drivers should be well-rested and alert. Before you hit the roadways you should also have music, audiobooks, or other background entertainment prearranged.<\/div>\nYou should also preset your navigation. Never use your cell phone while driving. Place it in the glovebox or set it to do not disturb mode.<\/div>\nObey All Traffic Laws<\/h3>\nIt is important to obey the traffic laws on the road. These have been put in place to protect everyone. Obey the speed limit, restrictions in work zones, and all traffic signs.<\/div>\nIf you notice a vehicle on the shoulder you should always move into the other lane. If it is not possible to get over you should slow down and use caution.<\/div>\nThere are other things that you should do to ensure a smooth and safe trip for you and your family, including:<\/div>\n• Carry an Extra Phone Charger<\/div>\n• Have an Emergency Kit (Flashers, Jumper Cables, Blankets)<\/div>\n
You should also preset your navigation. Never use your cell phone while driving. Place it in the glovebox or set it to do not disturb mode.<\/div>\nObey All Traffic Laws<\/h3>\n
Obey All Traffic Laws<\/h3>\nIt is important to obey the traffic laws on the road. These have been put in place to protect everyone. Obey the speed limit, restrictions in work zones, and all traffic signs.<\/div>\nIf you notice a vehicle on the shoulder you should always move into the other lane. If it is not possible to get over you should slow down and use caution.<\/div>\nThere are other things that you should do to ensure a smooth and safe trip for you and your family, including:<\/div>\n• Carry an Extra Phone Charger<\/div>\n• Have an Emergency Kit (Flashers, Jumper Cables, Blankets)<\/div>\n
If you notice a vehicle on the shoulder you should always move into the other lane. If it is not possible to get over you should slow down and use caution.<\/div>\n
There are other things that you should do to ensure a smooth and safe trip for you and your family, including:<\/div>\n
• Carry an Extra Phone Charger<\/div>\n
• Have an Emergency Kit (Flashers, Jumper Cables, Blankets)<\/div>\n
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