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As an avid road tripper, I have lots to say when it comes to road trips, things to see, how to plan your trip, who to go with and where to travel. I could talk for days about this, but this coming Wednesday I want to hear from you!

I’m co-hosting the #AdvTravelChat about road tripping with ‏@Laurel_Robbins @cnomad @backroad_planet @constantramble @WildJunket

Topic: #RoadTrip
Date: Wednesday, July 5th
Time: 1:00pm EST, 10:00am PST – 60 minutes

Share your best answers to our #roadtrip chat questions, and enjoy a few laughs with other road trippers. Here is an overview of the questions we’ll be asking:

Q1: Welcome to #AdvTravelChat! We're talking road trips! What’s your favorite road trip and why? #AdvTravelChat

Q2: How long was your longest road trip and where was it? #AdvTravelChat

Q3: What are your tips for a successful road trip? #AdvTravelChat

Q4: Tell us about your misadventures on a road trip. #AdvTravelChat

Q5: What is your ideal type of vehicle for a road trip? #AdvTravelChat

Q6: Where do you sleep when you’re on a road trip? #AdvTravelChat

Q7: Do you have an agenda or go where the road takes you when you’re on a road trip? #AdvTravelChat

Q8: How do you prepare for potential breakdowns/mechanical problems? #AdvTravelChat

Q9: What epic road trip is on your bucket list? #AdvTravelChat

Q10: Share a photo of yourself on a road trip! #AdvTravelChat

Looking forward to hearing your road trip stories on #AdvTravelChat tomorrow!

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