We’ve all lost things in our lives. Socks go missing (hello, washing machine and dryer!). Technology gets misplaced (even if you just left it in another room). We forget plug-ins when we use hotel rooms and leave behind items when we visit others. But sometimes the things that go missing have bigger consequences. Say, for example, you have a single key to your car and you can’t find it. That can be close to tragic.
Before you think that the world is coming to an end, know that if you got somewhere in your car, it’s likely that the key to that car is somewhere close by. The first thing to do is to retrace your steps. Go back to the car and think very carefully about what you did and where you went. Is it possible that you left the key in the car? Check the windows and peek inside if the car isn’t locked. What else can you do? This graphic helps.

Road trips create the opportunity to enjoy the simplest form of exploring and having fun on an adventure. Apart from being a more affordable form of transport, road trips are also efficient, allowing you to have fun at every stop. You can have a picnic by the roadside or pack your car and hike the mountains.

Here is how you can adequately pack your car for your next adventure.