Written By FamilyFun TravelingMom Saturday, March 05, 2011 19:08
Taking a family vacation is nice, but sometimes you have to go it alone. It can be nerve-wracking to travel by yourself, wondering just what you would do if you had car problems. I always worry about that and try to prepare before I even leave. There are simple steps to take to help, but it's also good if you have a vehicle with special features to keep you on track, more ways than one.
I recently took a road trip on my own, using a vehicle Chevrolet had me try out--the Chevy Equinox. The video below explains why it was such a good car for a solo trip, and shares tips for traveling alone, no matter what car you drive.
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