What do you need to prepare for a self-driving trip?

(1) Daily necessities: outdoor shoes, slippers, jackets (cold-resistant clothing is also acceptable), single clothes, sun hats, woolen covers, towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, umbrellas, raincoats (lightweight), shaving Knife, nail clipper, multi-purpose knife, sewing kit, wet wipes, sunglasses, binoculars, camera batteries, lip balm, moisturizer, sunscreen, notebook, map, compass, sleeping bag, fanny pack, backpack, small flashlight ( A headlamp is best), a lighter, documents (ID card, border security permit, passport), cash, credit card, and oxygen bottle (bring). (2) Food: chocolate, coffee, convenience food, chewing gum, tea, sugar, sachets of salt, oral glucose. (3) Medicines: cold medicine: Contac, Baifu Ning, etc. Painkillers: Fenbid, etc. Diarrhea drugs: Huangliansu, Xieliantin, etc. Others: Gaoyuanan, Suxiao Jiuxin Pills, tiger balm, gauze hemostatic patch, disinfectant, vitamins (Jinshierkang, Shancun, etc.), bruise plasters, antipyretics. 1． Check whether the vehicle is equipped with a special tool box, necessary supplies for self-rescue, spare oil, land reclamation tools, and maps. 2. Check the vehicle: (1) Is there any abnormality in the steering system? (2) Is the shock absorber device effective and is there any oil leakage? (3) Whether the braking device is sensitive and effective, whether the shoe clearance is normal, whether there is oil leakage in the hydraulic hose, and ensuring that there is no air in the hydraulic system. (4) Whether all parts are well lubricated; whether each oil line is smooth and whether there is any leakage. (5) Whether the tires are excessively worn, whether there are large scars on the carcass, or whether they are abnormally worn. The air pressure should be slightly lower than the standard value. (6) Are there any abnormal noises from the front and rear drive shafts? Are there any loose joints and drive shaft bolts? Are there any dents on the drive shaft surface? (7) For four-wheel drive vehicles, you should check whether the transfer case can switch freely before going on a trip, and whether there is any abnormal sound before hanging it up. Pay attention to whether the front axle is short of oil. (8) Whether the engine is leaking water, oil, or air, and whether any parts are loose. Finally, it should be noted that the vehicle needs to be fully maintained before traveling, including changing the engine oil, gear oil, and adding butter and booster oil. “If a worker wants to do his job well, he must first sharpen his tools.” When traveling by car, you must first ensure that the car is in good condition. Before setting off, do a thorough inspection of your vehicle. It depends on whether the fuel, oil, coolant, battery, etc. are sufficient and normal; whether the tire pressure meets the standards, it is best to bring a spare tire; whether lights, signals, horns, rearview mirrors, door locks, etc. are all available and effective, etc. It is very important for driving outside. It is recommended that friends who travel by car first drive their car to a special maintenance service station for a comprehensive physical examination before traveling. First, do the following routine tests: 1. Computer test: a. Check the engine b. Anti-lock braking device (ABS)? c. Safety air bag (SRS)? d. Automatic transmission computer e. Body computer f. Air conditioning computer, etc. If a fault code appears in the above inspection items, the cause should be found immediately and the fault code should be eliminated. 2. Check the braking system: rule out brake fatigue and tire damage. 3. Check the steering system: rule out shaking, wobbling, and deviation in the direction. 4. Check the air-conditioning system: rule out insufficient cooling capacity and abnormal noise from the air conditioner. , plugging phenomenon?. After eliminating hidden dangers through the above routine inspections, you can hit the road. Prepare enough emergency tools Before you hit the road, you should also prepare some emergency tools and items for emergencies. Such as: brake fluid, antifreeze, power steering pump oil, transmission oil, light bulbs, fuses and special disassembly and assembly tools for the vehicle, jack, spare tire, wire cutters, needle nose pliers, thin wire, tire repair supplies, tow rope, Flashlight, traffic map book, spare battery for mobile phone, etc. When a certain part of the vehicle is damaged during driving and the vehicle cannot drive normally, parts on the vehicle that do not affect driving can be used or local materials can be used to replace it, such as backpack straps or belts braided into fan belts to replace the damaged fan. Belts; use plugging methods for oil, water, and air leaks. For example, plug leaks in oil tanks with soap. If oil pipes or water pipes are broken, bandage can be used, and ropes, wires, etc. can be used to bind and plug leaks. When traveling with an emergency repair phone number, don’t forget to bring the address book of your vehicle’s authorized repair station. Each automobile manufacturer has set up authorized repair service stations all over the country. They all provide 24-hour service. Once your vehicle breaks down while driving, , and you can't handle it yourself. When you are in trouble, you should promptly call the emergency number of the special maintenance service station nearest to where you broke down. They will rush to the scene as quickly as possible to help you get out of the predicament. Self-driving tours are different from group tours. Group tours have many people to take care of each other, while self-driving tours usually have to solve problems by themselves. Therefore, when traveling by car, you should bring everything you may need to avoid possible troubles. A car is an essential carrier for self-driving travel, so you should prepare all the supplies for the car. First of all, you should bring all the tools that come with the vehicle: spare tire, engine oil, coolant, as well as repair tools such as jack, tow rope, pliers, and wrenches. It is best to bring some emergency items, such as lights, compasses, warning signs, etc. Secondly, you must bring all valid documents and bills related to the car for inspection, such as ID card or passport, driver's license, driving license, road maintenance fees, vehicle and vessel tax certificates, purchase surcharges and insurance documents, etc. In addition, remember the phone numbers of insurance companies and rescue companies so that you can get reasonable solutions in the event of an accident. Also, bring all the items related to people. In addition to food, clothing, etc., you should also bring some commonly used medicines and a first aid kit if necessary. If you are susceptible to illness, be sure to bring relevant medicines. In addition, it is best to bring frequently used daily necessities such as knives, lighters and fire extinguishers.