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Travel Tips
Speed, alcohol, impatience and fatigue are only four of the' deadly horsemen that will ride the highways over the 4th of July weekend. But with a little planning a large share of the holiday accidents can be avoided. :■ : B at all possible* arrange your trip so that you will not be on the road during the first or last twelve hours of the * holiday. It is always the early and late hours of each holiday that are the most hazardous.
Plan and execute your preparations carefully and don't forget to prepare yourself as well as your vehicle for the trip. Start packing early enough so you won't become impatient or upset with last minute delays. Get plenty of rest and don't drink before or during the trip. You will need to be extra alert and not tired. Frequent coffee breaks will also help to keep you alert. Slow your speed at dusk and stay off the road after dark. Most accidents occur during this period. The safety-minded driver
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