It’s summertime in Ontario, which means people are eager to get outside and explore after two years of rolling COVID-19 public health measures.
For some, that means firing up the minivan and hitting the open road for a trip within the province and beyond.
“While some are limiting the number of trips they take overall or driving shorter distances, some travelers are planning around gas prices, and others are adjusting their budget to accommodate fuel prices during their trip,” CAA said in a news release published Thursday. • Keep your tires at the manufacturer’s recommended pressure. Set a reminder on your phone to check it monthly.The CAA says that planning ahead is essential to any successful road trip and advises drivers to map their routes before they leave their driveways.
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