Trailer Talk for Travel Nurses

While it’s not always the norm, I know of a few travel nurses who go from assignment to assignment with a small trainer in tow. They use it as added space or when they go to national parks and other locations.

If you’re towing anything behind your car, even if you’re not a travel nurse, here are some good tips to keep you and your fellow drives safe:

Inspect your tires, check their pressure and ensure the lug nuts and bolts are tightened.

Check to make sure your hitch, coupler and draw bar are adjusted and secured as needed.

Do a walk-around of your vehicle and trailer to make sure all lights and signals are working and that the wiring is connected and secure.

Test your brakes within the first mile or two on any trip.

Check your visibility with all mirrors and adjust as needed.

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