lesson 18.2 LOCAL TRAVEL Careful planning will not only cause less pollution, but will also save you time, fuel, and money. The copyright holder has not granted permission to display this photograph in a downloadable format. You may view the photograph in the Drive Right Presentation for this lesson on your Keys to Teaching Success disc.

Identify two questions you should ask yourself before making a short trip. OBJECTIVE

Before You Drive Ask yourself: Is this trip needed? Do I have enough time?

Use good driving habits to save fuel and reduce pollution. By following these tips, you can save fuel on every trip.

Describe two things you can do to simplify a short trip. OBJECTIVE

Planning Process By preparing your vehicle and knowing your route and destination, your trip will be smooth, efficient, and economical. Listen to local weather and traffic reports before your trip to avoid traffic jams or alert you to any adverse weather conditions.

Have a map to avoid getting lost Have a map to avoid getting lost. Ask your passenger for help in identifying street names, directions, and addresses.

lesson 18.2 review When you consider the time and purpose of a trip before getting in your car, how does this help protect the environment? How does planning your trip in advance help save time and money?