Most people say that physical exercise is the best way to keep yourself healthy. Most people say that exercise is important to keep you stress levels in check. However I disagree, sometimes all you need to bring your stress levels down is some peace of mind. I usually bring my stress level down by taking a long drive. I specifically went through a long list of car dealers in Tokyo to find the best car for myself so that I could enjoy long drives every day. When you drive on long routes and your drive is uninterrupted by any traffic, it is an extremely peaceful and enjoyable experience. What other ways can you use to keep your stress levels in check?
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For us..., also bringing along our dog! With Bringfido.com sites to hope plan those trips and good Charge databases like plugshare, hotelscharge.com etc.... the anxiety goes down. Well we know a little about some dog friendly options from Aptera. We know a lot about the Never Charge bonus... All+++++. If Aptera has pet friendly climate control, well😀😃😄
And with standard navigation options to plan routes avoiding cities, avoiding tolls, most direct, etc...if that bothers you.... that’s all good. My wife needs some tunes while driving, but sometimes silence is golden! To each... their own!
I live in a very rural state - so nearly every drive is a long one: Today, for example, I'll be making a 100 mile round trip to buy groceries. In my experience, though, it's not so much the drive as it is the vehicle that reduces stress: When I began cancer treatment a few years back I was driving a Honda Fit and my oncologist's office is 90 miles away. As much fun as a Fit is to drive, it's about as well-mannered as a go-cart: Bouncy, jittery, noisy and, in general, not a "highway cruiser". If you've been through chemo (your own or a loved-one's) you know how stressful it can be - especially before and after treatment: EVERYTHING is annoying! I just couldn't deal with the additional aggravation so I traded the Fit in on a VW Golf - a larger, heavier, quieter, more "solid" vehicle that actually got higher mileage. IMMEDIATE stress relief. The end of the Golf lease saw me move into a Honda Clarity PHEV - and an every LOWER level of stress as the vehicle is, indeed, a "highway cruiser": Big, heavy, comfortable and, thanks to its 50 mile EV range, mostly silent. I find that I look forward to needing to drive somewhere as it's every bit as peaceful as riding my bicycle. I eagerly await the day that I can transition to full-EV driving!