Doctors Say This 1 Surprising Habit Can Save Your Life On A Road Trip
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It doesn't matter who you are or what your overall health is like, experts stress it's a necessity if you're driving long distances.
If you have a road trip planned this summer, you may be focused on the places you’ll visit, determining the route you’ll take, and prepping your car for the long journey.
These are all crucial steps for planning an unforgettable road trip, but there’s one very important task that can’t be overlooked. According to cardiologists, the single most important thing to do during lengthy car rides is to take breaks — lots of them.
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