Don't get caught up in a roadside confrontation. If you are confronted, pull off the roadway into a public area and call for assistance. Henry also offered the following tips to make holiday driving safer. Have your vehicle checked to insure it is in good mechanical order.
Key points are belts, hoses and tires.
And pack bottles of water for drinking as well as for the vehicle's radiator. Check your spare tire and make sure you have the equipment needed to change a flat. Henry said driver fatigue was the cause of several traffic crashes over the 1998 Memorial Day weekend. If you feel yourself becoming drowsy pull over and take a break, even if it is just for a few moments on the shoulder of the highway. Get out and stretch your legs.