Articles on Travel Safety

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You can drive cross-country, alone and safely. Preparation before the long drive is the main key to a good trip. Check your tires, oil and fluid levels. Fix any worn hoses, and get new wiper blades. Stock a good first aid kit, and bring emergency ... more »

How to Send Your Child on a Flight Alone

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Sometimes children need to fly alone to visit a parent or other relative. These days, airlines are prepared for this necessity and have policies in place to facilitate such travel. Parents need not worry, and children need not fear. Here are some ... more »

How to Stay Organized on an International Trip

By CyndiLou

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Passport? Check. Tickets? Check. Visa? What do you mean I need a Visa? Staying on top of travel logistics can be a task. Here are a few ways to stay streamlined and travel anywhere with ease... more »

How to Survive a Political Coup

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You're traveling in an exotic country that suddenly veers into anarchy due to a political coup. Many scary scenarios flood your mind, such as, "Will we all be killed?" and "Do they really eat rats in prison?" Anxiety is unavoidable, but there are ... more »

How to Survive Onsite Camping at Coachella 2007

By meghansolo

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Onsite camping at Coachella Music and Arts Festival is an adventure in itself. Knowing how to make the best of it will help make Coachella even better!.. more »

How to Avoid and Prevent Getting the Measles

By byllz

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There have been 64 cases of the Measles reported in nine states since January 1, 2008. The CDC is trying to get a hold on it before it becomes an epidemic... more »

How to Back Up a Trailer

By nethopperz

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So you just bought a new trailer and you are learning how to drive with it? Things seem pretty easy at first. The trailer just tags along and follows you wherever you go. Now put the vehicle in reverse and try to maneuver the trailer into a ... more »

How to Boat Safe and Smart For Summer Fun

By Select Visions

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To have a safe and happy summer Boating Safety is a primary concern. Maintenance, Safety and being Smart on your boat or watercraft can lead to an enjoyable summer... more »

How to Make a Scuba Diving First Aid Kit

By Jennifer Harvey

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A first aid kit is a necessity for any scuba diver. The items in your kit may vary due to your own needs, training and distance from medical assistance. Every dive boat should have its own first aid kit, but having your own kit ensures that ... more »

How to change your address with the post office

By bmerritt

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Do you need to change your address for an upcoming move? Have you ever moved and forgot to change your address? If you are like me and have lived in a lot of different places, it is important to update your mailing address with the us post ... more »

How to Enjoy a Safe Mardi Gras 2008 in New Orleans

By tyinquarter

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Mardi Gras 2008 is here and there is no place to celebrate like New Orleans! Here are some simple tips to help you have a safe Mardi Gras in the Big Easy!.. more »

How to Pack Your Survival Backpack

By GreenMomma

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When travelling to work in the city, packing a survival bag is very important and may actually be lifesaving. One never knows when an emergency will present itself and should be prepared... more »

How to Protect Yourself From Pickpockets in Europe

By eHow Travel Editor

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Your European holiday should be the positive experience of a lifetime, but staying safe is important. There are many precautions you can take to make sure nothing spoils your trip... more »

How to Protect Yourself if You're a Woman Traveling Alone

By eHow Travel Editor

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More women are now choosing to travel solo than ever before. It's a great way to see the world, but here are a few safety precautions to consider as you plan your dream vacation... more »

How to Stay Safe in the Summer Sun

By David Sarokin

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Summer fun, summer sun. But a sunburn can really ruin an otherwise great day, or even an entire vacation. Worse yet, sunburns can lead to skin cancer over the long term. Stay safe in the sun. Here's how... more »

How to Survive a Blizzard in a Car

By eHow Travel Editor

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If you live in a snowy areas or are planning a visit, then there are chances you may be stuck in your car during a blizzard. You may need to know how to survive a blizzard in your car. Besides keeping a supply of food and water in your car, you ... more »

How to Use a Mosquito Net

By eHow Health Editor

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If you're traveling to the tropics or other areas where mosquitoes are really out of control (or possibly malarial), a mosquito net can come in handy. Here's how to use one... more »

How to Use Your Credit Cards Overseas

By Katie OConnor

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Credit and debit cards may be your recommended method of payment at home, but can you use them abroad? The answer is yes…with a bit of preparation. Following these simple steps will guarantee easy access to your cash at all times during your trip!.. more »

How to Avoid Pickpockets in Europe

By eHow Travel Editor

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Chances are that anywhere you go on a European vacation, you will be fairly easy to spot as an American tourist, especially if you stick to visiting traditional tourist sites. It's not necessary to "blend in" in order to avoid the work of ... more »

How to Be a Fearless Female Traveler

By CyndiLou

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Many women find long distance travel intimidating; the idea of being in a foreign place can cause feelings of fear or insecurity. Here are some tips on traveling safe so you can feel better about seeing the world on your own!.. more »

How to Celebrate Carnival in Sao Paulo, Brazil

By eHow Travel Editor

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There is no better place to celebrate Carnival than Brazil, but few realize that each region of the country offers a different Carnival experience. Rio and Salvador feature feverish street parades and oversized crowds with an oceanside ... more »

How to Choose the Right Tires for Your Towable RV

By Mark Corgan

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One of the most important and often overlooked items on an towable RV are the tires. Most towable RV tires are barely adequate for the load they are carrying as many manufacturers use the cheapest tires possible to save money. To ensure your ... more »

How to Do a Resection With a Map and Compass

By eHow Travel Editor

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If you can locate two or more distant terrain features on a map, you can use resection to pinpoint your exact location... more »

How to Make a Jail Break

By eHow Travel Editor

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The hardest part of most tasks is the planning. But that's no problem for you, is it, Sergeant Hard Time? You've got an empty schedule, a few clever ideas and plenty of motivation... more »

How to Stay Safe in Brazil

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Larger cities in Brazil are not unlike those in other parts of the world in regards to crime. Densely populated areas are more prone to crime and Brazilian cities are known for the frequency of street crimes. As with any travels abroad, you can ... more »

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