For a day of self-driving travel, here are some items you might need to bring, translated into English:
1. Car: Ensure your vehicle is in good condition before setting off.
2. Map or GPS: Have a physical map or a GPS device to navigate.
3. Cell phone: Make sure it's charged and has a data plan if needed.
4. Insurance documents: Keep your car insurance policy and registration handy.
5. Driver's license: Always have your driver's license with you.
6. Cash: Carry some cash for tolls, parking, and any emergencies.
7. Credit/debit card: Have a card for purchases where cash is not accepted.
8. Snacks and drinks: Pack some snacks and drinks for the journey.
9. First aid kit: Include basic first aid supplies like bandages, painkillers, and antiseptic cream.
10. Jumper cables: These can be a lifesaver if your car battery dies.
11. Flashlight: In case you get stranded at night or need to check something in the dark.
12. Tissues and wet wipes: For cleaning up or personal hygiene.
13. Car charger: For charging your phone or other devices while driving.
14. Roadside emergency kit: This could include items like a reflective vest, a tow rope, and a spare tire.
15. Binoculars: If you plan to stop and observe wildlife or scenery.
16. Camera: Capture your memories of the trip.
17. Music or podcasts: To keep yourself entertained during the drive.
18. Extra set of keys: Keep a spare set of keys in case you lock your keys in the car.
19. Sunscreen: To protect yourself from the sun, especially if you'll be driving for long periods.
20. Water: Stay hydrated, especially on hot days.
Remember to check the weather forecast and adjust your packing list accordingly.
