Category: Travel Tips
Why Checking Your Rental’s Mirrors is Important
Picture this: you’ve just picked up your rental from Bay Area Auto & Truck Rental, and you’re ready for an adventure. The sun shines brightly. Your playlist is all set, and excitement courses through your veins. But wait—before you hit cruise, let’s talk about something crucial: checking your rental’s mirrors. Trust us; taking a moment […]
3 Top Benefits of a Day Trip
Houston, TX, is a bustling hub of culture and innovation, but sometimes the heart of an adventure seeker yearns for more than towering skyscrapers and city lights. For those longing to escape the urban grind, day trips away from the city offer a refreshing opportunity to explore new terrains and rejuvenate the spirit. So, when […]
5 Tips for Staying Hydrated While Visiting Houston on Business
Welcome to Houston! Whether you are in town for business meetings, exploring the city, or simply passing through, staying hydrated while visiting Houston is key to feeling your best and making the most of your time here. Houston’s hot and humid climate can be challenging for those not used to it. So, before you head […]
Helpful Tips for When Your Rental Van Breaks Down
Renting a van from Bay Area Auto & Truck Rental can be an ideal option when planning for a road trip or a move. Our van rentals are spacious, comfortable, and perfect for your needs. However, what happens if your rental van breaks down? What then? Well, we certainly do everything to make sure this […]
Manage Your Stress during Rush Hour Traffic with These 3 Tips
Do you feel stressed out when you’re driving in rush hour traffic? You’re not alone. In fact, many people find that driving in heavy traffic is one of the most stressful things they do during the day. But you can do three things to manage your stress during rush hour traffic, especially when driving a […]
Holiday Season Driving Tips to Stay Safe and Keep Your Cool
In general, life can be stressful, and traveling in an unknown city only adds to the pressure. In addition to anxiety, other factors present safety risks. Stress-based feelings and safety hazards can combine to create a risky driving experience. While you can’t control all of life’s stressors, you can make your driving experience an intentional […]