Yesterday we took a drive along the ocean just to breathe some salt air. The conversation came up about roadtrips and restroom stops. What do you do?
Last week I was at the gas station when a woman came in looking to use their washroom that happened to be out of order. She was very vocal that there were no facilities available as she traveled from Halifax, since so many things are closed, or only open partially. I know things are getting better now that restaurants are starting to reopen, but still, there is a lot more limited access.
I remember on one trip across northern Ontario, bought a $12 sandwich from a cafe in the middle of nowhere, just to be able to use their washroom.
Now with CoVid-19, aside from availability, the other big concern even more than before is cleanliness. What should you be concerned about?
If You Gotta Go Are Public Restrooms Safe On A Road Trip
If you are planning on hitting the road there is a lot more to think about besides “where will you be able go” as you go. Provincial restrictions and isolation rules are an example.
Planning a road trip? Here are the pandemic precautions you should take
AND, just in case you need to head to the woods, here are the tips you need to know.
How to Go to the Bathroom in the Woods
