Car Overseas Transport


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Car Overseas Transport

Car Overseas Transport

Campers can always recall the one item that they regret not having, and overseas travelers are no different. Here is a list of categorized items that should be essential accompaniments for Americans traveling in Europe.

Documents

Valid Passport - It goes without saying, but this should be the first item on anyone's list ... capitalized, in bold print, and with an exclamation mark attached.

Printed Itineraries - Hard documents that confirm hotel or hostel reservations can make the difference between a leisurely stroll upstairs or to the elevator that leads to your room, or a trip across the street or, even worse, across town to find the nearest vacancy.

Travel Guide - Standing at the station, lost in translation and unable to read the German print on the posted train schedule, Rick Steves or Lonely Planet have the potential to get you out of almost any bind.

Pocket Maps - From public transit to directional orientation, foldout maps can be an excellent way to locate the nearest metro or simply find the corner where you're supposed to be standing.

International Drivers License - Just in case you're driving the rental car too fast or forgot that the right lane is for passing only, it is a good idea to stop by your local AAA office and have them issue an international license.

Perishables

Bandaids and Moleskin - Cuts, scrapes, blisters, and bruises happen when you're constantly on your feet. Be prepared to alleviate pain and prevent further irritations from getting naggingly worse.