The First-Time Drivers Guide to Preparing to Travel in the Australian Outback Posted on 14 October 2016 If you’re a new driver having just passed your test, the first thing you’ll probably want to do is enjoy the freedom that a car can bring. But what if you find yourself in a dangerous situation, stuck in the Australian Outback after breaking down miles from any help? Ensuring that you make suitable preparations and take adequate supplies could, in extreme cases, safe your life. This guide will help you to prepare for a safe trip to mitigate some of the bigger risks you may face when driving through the wilderness.… Read More » Tips When Towing a Trailer Behind Your Vehicle Posted on 14 March 2016 Having a trailer attached to your tow vehicle can be an efficient way for you to transport materials from one location to another. However, you should not assume that towing a trailer is just like driving a normal vehicle. It is important that you take precautions when you are attaching the trailer to the hitch and that you also make adjustments when you are driving. Before you begin hauling a trailer behind your tow vehicle, check out these tips that will make the process safer and simpler.… Read More » Three Guidelines for Preparing to Tow a Trailer Posted on 9 December 2015 Trailers are designed for haulage of diverse commodities, so they are ideal for use in commercial and personal applications. If you are thinking about purchasing or renting this type of receptacle for transportation, you should consider engaging professional towing services. The experts will move your goods with efficiency, limiting the risk of damage of goods or auto road accidents. On the other hand, you can reduce the cumulative haulage expenses by towing the trailer using your own vehicle.… Read More » « Page 2 of 4 » About Me Hi, my name is Catherine, and I travel all the time for both work and play. For the latter, I typically have my kids along with me. Whether I am travelling for work or play, I certainly don't ever plan to get my hands dirty changing a tire or looking under the bonnet of broken down car. So that I never have to deal with a situation like that, I always carry roadside coverage on my insurance policy. That way, I can always contact a tow truck when I need one. I have had to use tow trucks a few times, and I have found that when you have kids with you, the experience is different than when you are alone. Wondering how to handle a tow when you have kids in your car? Then, explore my blog. It will have the ideas and tips you need. Search Archive 2015 2016 2017 2020 2021 Tags Copyright © 2021 · Towing with Children on the Journey