Tip #1: Check Your Vehicle Before You Leave

"Before embarking on your road trip, make sure your vehicle is in good working condition. Check the oil, tire pressure, brakes, and fluids to ensure everything is functioning properly."

• Check the expiration date of your antifreeze and brake fluid.
• Replace your air filter if it's dirty or worn out.

Tip #2: Be Aware of Road Conditions

"The Rocky Mountains are known for their rugged terrain, which can be hazardous for drivers. Be aware of road conditions and weather forecasts to plan your route accordingly."

• Check the road conditions before heading out and choose a route with minimal traffic.

Tip #3: Drive at Moderate Speeds

"Driving at high speeds in the Rocky Mountains can be hazardous, especially on steep roads. Drive at moderate speeds and use your mirrors to stay aware of your surroundings."

Use cruise control on flat sections of road.