this morning we have cheryl parker from aaa in studio with more. visit an auto repair shop to ensure your vehicle is properly maintained. have your car and tires inspected before beginning your trip. map your route in advance and be prepared for busy roads during the popular summer travel season. keep anything of value in the trunk or covered storage area. make secured in the vehicle. remember "safety first." make sure everyone is properly restrained by a safety belt or child safety seat to prevent injury in case of a sudden stop, swerve, or collision. get plenty of sleep before the trip, travel at times when you are normally awake, and schedule breaks every two hours or 100 miles to avoid becoming drowsy. keep a cell phone and car charger with you at all times in case of an emergency. pack an emergency road kit containing a flashlight and extra batteries, jumper cables, warning devices, a first-aid kit, drinking water and snacks, and a basic tool kit. guest: cheryl parker form aaa spring break is the perfect time to hit the road. here are some sim