May We Suggest

If you're traveling through the Midwest this summer on the annual family vacation, you don't want to overdo your behind-the-wheel time. Road Trip Fatigue (RTF) can cause drowsiness and even lead to falling completely asleep while driving, which can be fatal, according to experts. RTF can also exacerbate hemmorhoids, lead to potentially fatal blood clots, induce road rage and provoke irritability toward children, according to vacation experts. To avoid these, take frequent breaks while driving cross-country, suggests the American Automobile Association's "Family Vacation Guide." If you're in Kansas, you might stop the car for a visit to "The World's Largest Ball of Twine. "