tips for motoring holidays abroad, what do i need to know?
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I presume you are talking about Europe in which case if you are go to http://www.theaa.com they have plenty of free advice for driving in Europe
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Near the north shore, the Mount Fiji clubs are very nice.\n   Cooking is a good way to see New Zealand.  In order to get\n   inside of the activities of the tourist businesses, products,\n   and properties really well groomed with lotions, bath, trim hair,\n    and casual fresh clothing should be a plus.  Positive planning\n    and training workers is a plus.
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Chk out these sites\n\nhttp://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/65515/morrisons_opens_first_uk_bioethanol_e85_fuel_pump.html\n\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/;_ylt=A9G_RoPMkzVE8HcAoBAezKIX?link=answer&.crumb=Vh4y6nGQN35&qid=1006040600420&.done=http%253A%252F%252Fanswers.yahoo.com%252Fquestion%252Findex%253Fqid%253D1006040600420\n\nhttp://www.europeanflightacademy.com/be77/checklist.htm\n\nhttp://efunda.globalspec.com/Search?query=Pumps&show=appnotes&frmtrk=ofInterest\n\nhttp://www.squirreltracks.com/accessories/accessories.html\n\nhttp://importer.alibaba.com/buyeroffers/i4ph0m/nocountry/Pump.html\n\nhttp://urbanlegends.about.com/library/weekly/aa062399.htm\n\nhttp://www.mtexpress.com/2001/01-11-28/01-11-28redfishfuel.htm\n\nhttp://www.midsouthracing.com/sprint_carsclassifieds1.htm\n\nmng.1432@gmail.com
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Try calling around to different car rental places to get estimates, also, these sites are great for finding great deals associated with travel:\n\n\nhttp://wwww.travelocity.com\nhttp://www.orbtiz.com\nhttp://www.expedia.com\nhttp://www.priceline.com
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I live in Dubai for last 30 years, The traffic department here is as good as any where in the world if not better.\nYou can be sure that you will be treated with respect and you will get your driving license in no time if you can pass the test.\nPeople in Dubai are very friendly and we expatriate live here very peacefully.
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Have you ever been to South Africa?\n\nYou can get pulled out of your car midday and the thieves will drive away with your car.  You should read about South Africa especially the city of Johannesberg.
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Then u gonna ride on it through Marine drive. look for Ali's Garage at Bandra, there u will also find imported bikes
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I got this on lockdown.  I went to Rome this summer.  The clothing was similar to what we have over here.  The people are very nice and most speak a little English, enough to make a transaction.  Most people drive cars that would make a Camry look big.  I saw no trucks or SUVs at all.  None.  Little cars and mopeds are the most common.  I would take a bus or walk if you can b/c the traffic is horrible and gas is even more expensive over there.  People have the same kinds of jobs we have.  Places of interest include the Coliseum, the Forum, the many churches, Vatican City, Trevi Fountain, and the Victor Emmanuele Monument (AKA the Altare della Patria).  If you need more help, e-mail me at mattpytlak@yahoo.com and I give you more info and pics.
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try the Scootmans guide
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I personally haven't driven the Alcan, but my brother and other friends have.  They said if you have an NRA or any other pro gun decal, they tend to tear your vehicle apart at the checkpoint.  As a military member, you may want to expect it.  DO NOT CARRY FIREARMS!  The drive is beautiful, but take it easy around the corners.  I had a friend come around a bend and smack dab into a moose.  The moose ran off.  It caved in the roof of his car, and cost him alot of time and money to have it repaired, and it wasn't fixed very good.  It's crazy, but the drive is shorter from Montana than from Seattle.  Preplan your trip, check in with someone stateside on a regular basis.  Expect to pay a helluva lot more for gas.  Alaska is beautiful, though.  Hot up there is mid 80's.  The cold isn't that bad because it's a dry cold.  I ran around in jeans and a windbreaker in 20 degree weather.  I hope you have a 4 wheel drive.  Anything else, email me.
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Maybe this will help, its about tourism management: http://www.coursework4you.co.uk/sprttrav7.htm
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As well as the above, make sure your tyres are inflated correctly.  Don't carry any unnecessary weight around in your car. If you have a roof rack fitted, remove it.\nWatch how you accelerate, if you put your foot to the floor you will be using more fuel.  Read the road ahead as far as you can see so that you are using forward thinking.  Doing this will alert you as to whether you are going to need to slow down, thus preventing sharp braking which for some strange reason, uses more fuel.  If it's possible where you live, go on an advanced driving course which will help you with the above (not saying you are a bad driver...just a suggestion)\n\nSome tips I just saw on a website.....\n\nHow can I save fuel?\n\n\nThere are many ways to reduce fuel consumption. Here's a few simple ones that will not only help you save fuel but could give your car a longer lifespan. \nDrive in a conservative manner \nAvoid hard acceleration and severe braking - brake evenly before a corner and accelerating evenly out of it. \nIf driving a manual, use the right gear at the right time - don't let your car labour in the wrong gear. \nAvoid driving in peak periods \nBuy a fuel-efficient car - it can save you a lot of money and spare the environment up to 20 tonnes of greenhouse gases over the life of a car. \nBuy a car that suits your needs - big and powerful cars use more fuel, so if you don't need the extra size and power, don't buy it. \nAvoid short trips - walk or cycle instead. \nPlan your trips - do a number of errands in one trip rather than several trips. \nService your car regularly \nDon't speed - at 110km/h your car uses up to 25 per cent more fuel than cruising at 90km/h. \nDon't idle for long periods - if possible, turn your engine off. \nLook after your car's tyres - keep them inflated to the most suitable pressure and make sure they're properly aligned. \nUse airconditioning sparingly \nTravel light - the more a car carries, the more fuel it uses.\n\n\nIf you do a Google search you will find many sites which offer constructive advice.\n\nBest of luck....
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try a rent a car place or a tourist agency!
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to travel around the world
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Contact your state's Department of Transportation or the US government's Department of Transportation.  They may have a checklist or booklet for you to use.
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happy, jolly, and wild... \n\nremember- be responsible, have a respected driver drive you home, ex. taxi cab...
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germany. i have a volkswagon. they are the most reliable cars.