travel
Tips for road trips, car rentals, and vehicular travel of all kinds.
Best Tips To Choose The Best Car Roof Rack
Travelling is one of the most exciting activities for outdoor enthusiasts, and preparing a plan for your next adventure is part of the fun. Travelling on the road in your vehicle is among the best means to enjoy travelling as you can decide the next step of your adventure according to your choice.
Ross GellerPublished about a year ago in Wheel
The advantages of using a shuttle over taxi service
While arranging tickets and accommodations come easy, having a foolproof plan but not renting a car to travel can make your trip difficult.
4 Rideshare Safety Tips to Remember This Holiday Season
If you’re like most people, you probably do a bit more traveling around Christmas time than the rest of the year. Whether you’re squeezing in one last vacation before the new year or visiting family on the other side of the country, being out of town often means taking rideshares more often. And even if you stay in town for Christmas this year, holiday cocktail parties might require you to get an Uber or Lyft every now and then, too.
Pam JannesPublished about a year ago in Wheel
Car Maintenance Tips While Traveling to Europe
The best time to visit Rome and other popular destinations in Europe is between September and November, and April to May when there are fewer crowds, and the days are bright and sunny. And in fine weather such as this, the best way to explore the continent is by taking a road trip.
Jim HughesPublished 2 years ago in Wheel
The Big Future of Tiny Houses (Part 2)
Tiny houses are still a relatively new phenomenon, and local councils and governments aren't 100 percent sure how to go about regulating them yet. Things are moving a-pace though, and collaboration between councils and tiny homeowners is helping to open channels of communication. Here's the low-down on what classification you can claim for your tiny build, where you can live and how to go about settling in.
Chiara TorelliPublished 2 years ago in Wheel
Why It's Better to Opt for Chauffeured Luxury Car Rental over Self-Drive Car Rental?
Driving a luxury car is a dream for many. But the glory that comes while sitting in the backseat as the driver takes you to your destination is on a different level. While being chauffeured, you can enjoy the scenery when traveling to distant locations. The chauffeurs also have a myriad of advice for their customers. These are some of the benefits that you do not get to avail while driving a rental car.
Natalie IgePublished 2 years ago in Wheel
Practical Cars For Families Who Like to Travel
Families who travel together get to experience the world in a way that connects them in new and fun ways. When you are traveling with others, you must take into consideration how long you will be in close quarters to your traveling companions, and prepare for the things you do and do not like about being in these close situations. That is why choosing the best vehicle for traveling is a crucial aspect for families that love the road, and look forward to the adventure. Whether you are looking at riding in an RV, SUV, minivan, crossover, car, or truck, you must consider how reliable the vehicle is, safety options available, and the comfort of all the passengers before making that final vehicle decision.
Sasha McGregorPublished 2 years ago in Wheel
Expensive Cars that Are Surprisingly Good for Travel
A staple of many families' summer is some type of vacation or road trip. Many families choose to drive for these types of destination trips. Whether you rent a car or you have one that you are able to drive for these long distances, you should always do your research and know which cars are best. Some people choose to buy nice, luxury cars. If you are one of these people and you are someone who likes to travel you will want to know which luxury cars are best for road trips.
How to Plan a Great Motorcycle Road Trip
Although riding provides an unmatched sense of freedom, practical limitations demand some thinking ahead before you hit the open road. Motorbikes are, first and foremost, limited on their storage capacity. Thoroughbred touring bikes like the Honda Gold Wing and the BMW K1200LT feature a number of hard cases and storage points for extra clothing and gear, however, long haul riders are often pressed to make tough decisions about the items they will carry. Here are a few planning points.
Isla WrightPublished 2 years ago in Wheel
Why I Decided to Become a Car Dweller?
It was August 2012, I was a single middle class divorced mom. I started renting a house in Schaumburg, Illinois for $1,500 a month with a salary of $72,000 to support two junior high school kids that eventually attended a private high school in Arlington Heights, Illinois. By the seventh year, my son has grown on to college, and I lived alone with my daughter who was playing soccer, running Cross Country, and playing AAU basketball in her senior year. Anyone that has or had teenagers that played either high school sports or on any AAU team knows that it’s like investing in a small based business where the overhead is higher than the productivity. I was spending about $2,700 a quarter on both kids in extra curricular fees alone.
LaSharndra ClarkPublished 2 years ago in Wheel
The Ultimate Driving Experience for a Car Enthusiast
If you’re one of those who has always been fascinated by revving engines and the smell of petrol, or even if you’ve only recently discovered the beauty of driving top-of-the-class cars along some amazing routes, you’re in luck! With so many people all over the world sharing the same passion, you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to choosing your next unforgettable experience.
Isla WrightPublished 2 years ago in Wheel
Expert Tips on How to Go About Renting Cars
As the summer is arriving, many of us will plan to hit the road for a vacation, out of which many will drive rental cars in different parts of the country, or of the world. While rental cars seem so simple and satisfying, yet many people complain about the confusing pricing structure that is associated with it.
Natalie IgePublished 2 years ago in Wheel
