Don’t forget that with the weather forecasted to take a distinct turn for the worse that you may get stuck somewhere as the hundreds of people were on the M11/M25 last year. So even if you expect to get back home for the night give a thought to taking some extra warm clothing, water, food and if possible some method of warming food up ( a small single burner gas stove is relatively inexpensive and could make any unexpected stay in the cab somewhat more comfortable for you ).
If you take long term medication don’t forget to take that with you as well.
because im working afternoons i am not garented my unit so if i end up night outing in the snow they will find there unit in the nearest travel lodge cr park and a bill when i return
jonboy:
because im working afternoons i am not garented my unit so if i end up night outing in the snow they will find there unit in the nearest travel lodge cr park and a bill when i return
jon
Better show a bit of leg and you might get invited into a nice warm cab for the night.
This is what I will do next week:
Top up diesel tank(s) everyday.
Make sure night heater works.
Take plenty of water.
Pack plenty of food.
Oh, and by the way don’t eat the yellow snow!!!
Timely advice I think you’ll agree?
