When travelling long distance..do you stop at service stations?

Question

When travelling long distance..do you stop at service stations?

Answer 1

Yes.  My self appointed rule is every 2 hours or 100 miles approx.

Answer 2

Only for a coffee and the toilet never ever food or fuel.

Answer 3

No, I pee in my tank.    What do you figure?   Of course you stop somewhere for fuel.  Grin and bear the cost of travelling.

   When you say long distance, I am figuring6-8 hours of driving....which is long enough.

     And hope that fuel is the most it will cost you.

Answer 4

only if i can afford to be raped by there prices  

Answer 5

Yes, and end up paying twice the normal rate for a top up of sandwiches and sweets, and often come away with silly novelties like chewable toothbrushes, because the kids wanted them!

Answer 6

yes.

Answer 7

only for toilet breaks and red bull top-ups (if necessary) - otherwise, why would you? they're overpriced and filled with strange people!

Answer 8

No, I avoid them at all costs.

I fill up with petrol before I set off so I don't have to pay the rip off prices

Answer 9

hey

yeah, roughly for every four hours of driving, it is recommended that you take at least a 15 minute break.

hope this helps :)

top answer perhaps... :p

Answer 10

oh yea! gas stations, rest areas, and even eating places, but watch those prices, your better off to just take some drinks in a ice chest and cold cut sandwitches, also take oil and anti-freeze from home, its alot cheaper then what they ask along the interstate.

Answer 11

Yes just to go to the toilet and have a break I don't tend to buy anything.  

Answer 12

Yea because it is better for the car and for the people driving gives them a break!!

Answer 13

Yes>Needs fuel ETC>