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1 Check out tricky intersections This is one we do all the time鈥攃hecking out the layout of tricky city intersections before a road trip, to be sure we know where were going. Even with the best mapping technology on your phone, it can be all too easy to get lost driving across multi
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stanley tumbler out journeys ahead of time, the walking directions you get from todays mapping apps arent always reflective of the pathways and trails that are actually on the ground. Okay, so youre not going to walk the entire route in Street View鈥攜ou may as well stay at home if youre doing that鈥攂ut you can use it to spy out some turns and key points along the way, to minimize the risk of you getting lost while youre outdoors. 3 Find out if theres parking Youre heading to a restaurant, a bar, or anywhere else, and you need to work out if therell be anywhere to park: Google Maps and Apple Maps can help with this up to a point, and you can probably find informat
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