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Safety Issues Tips

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Peek holes in Doors

If at all possible, be sure your door has a peek hole to view the hall or outside walkway. Never open the door without looking to see who's there.

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Know Where to Go

Always ask where the bad neighborhoods are in the city where you are staying and avoid them. Your car rental company or hotel management will be able to give you excellent directions.

Child-Safety Seats

When traveling with a small child, be sure to reserve a child-safety seat when renting a car.

Fire Safety--Escape Route

When you check into your hotel/motel, look to see what the escape route is in the event of a fire. Find an alternate route in case the main one is blocked. Don't use elevators if there is a fire.

Common Sense at Rest Stops

When stopping at a rest stop, be sure it is well populated, well lighted and has an attendant. Don't stop at lonely rest areas if there are any questionable persons loitering or sitting in vehicles, even in the daytime.

Fire Safety--Opening Your Door

If there is a fire in your hotel/motel, touch the door and door knob with the back of your hand to see if it's hot. If it's hot, do not open it.





 
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