top of page

Rest Area Safety Tips

  • Writer: RoadTour.Net Writers
    RoadTour.Net Writers
  • May 11
  • 1 min read

Updated: May 11


Georgia Welcome Center - Rest Area (RoadTour.Net Photo)
Georgia Welcome Center - Rest Area (RoadTour.Net Photo)


Rest areas are common along Interstate highways. They are a great option for taking a break or getting some good sleep. Some rest areas are better than others. Always use caution when stopping at a rest area. Be aware of your surroundings. Here are our tips if you decide to make a stop.


  1. Try not to stop at a rest area alone. This includes having someone go with you to the rest room building even if they are not going to use the restroom.

  2. Never roll your windows all the way down.

  3. Never leave your doors unlocked.

  4. Keep valuables out of sight.

  5. Park near good lighting. While this can be annoying when trying to get sleep, this could lessen the chance of any issues.


Lastly, make sure you are aware of any posted safety signs and policy signs. For example, some rest areas are prone to wildlife such as snakes. Some rest areas only allow you to stay for a limited amount of hours. Make sure you know!

Comments

Rated 0 out of 5 stars.
No ratings yet

Add a rating

Top Stories

Visit old places, explore new ones with Road Tour.

RoadTour_net_logo_3.png
  • X
  • Instagram

About Us  |  Advertising Media Kit  |  Contact Us  |  Privacy Policy

RoadTour.Net digital magazine focuses on the road trip experience, to include reviews & opinions, new experiences and trends through articles on businesses, food, drink, and the road trip adventure.

 

Road Tour offers real-time driving tours that immerse viewers in the vibe of a city, neighborhood, or tourist destination.

Logo-Actual-Letters-NOPLANE-small-original-midsize.png

© 2025 Slipstream Motion Pictures Ltd.

Using our content in any way is PROHIBITED without permission. Our content cannot be used for training AI algorithms, AI models, or as datasets.

Affiliate Disclosure: This website advertises Slipstreamo.com. We own Slipstreamo.com. Slipstreamo uses affiliate links for it’s travel search and travel pricing info. Assume all links may be affiliate links. Slipstream Motion Pictures Ltd. is paid commission on sales through the affiliate links.

yt.png
bottom of page