FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

For now, my funding comes from savings for over twenty years of hard working. However, I believe over some time to come I will have the opportunity to integrate other potential sources of funding including earning cash from social media platforms and individuals and organizations who may support what I am doing.

Yes, with good maintenance culture my car should be able to do that. 

Basically the circumference around earth the most wider section,  the equator is just 40,075km and my car can do about  400,000km with good maintenance, which means I can drive my car to circle planet earth on the equator for about 100 times.

I have the desire to help the fight against infant and child abuse and mental health issues. Also, I want to influence younger generation to love the study of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.  

I feel combining a solo adventure drive with raising awareness and fighting against child abuse and mental health issues is a commendable and impactful endeavor. 

Remember, raising awareness and fighting against child abuse and mental health issues requires a collective effort. My solo adventure drive can serve as a platform to inspire others, spark conversations, and make a positive impact on the lives of those affected by these challenges.

While adventure solo driving can be an exciting and liberating experience, safety should always be a priority. It's important to thoroughly plan your trip, research the areas you'll be driving through, and inform someone about your itinerary. Additionally, make sure your vehicle is in good condition, carry emergency supplies, and be cautious of your surroundings.Some tips for staying safe while adventure driving alone include: 

- Letting someone know your travel plans and estimated time of arrival at your destinations.

- Sticking to well-traveled routes and avoiding unfamiliar or dangerous areas.

- Being cautious of your surroundings and trusting your instincts.

- Keeping a charged phone and having emergency contacts readily available.

- Carrying essential items such as a first aid kit, spare tire, and extra food and water..

There are countless destinations around the world that offer great opportunities for adventure driving alone. Some popular options include:

- National parks and scenic routes: Places like Yosemite National Park in the United States, the Great Ocean Road in Australia, or the Garden Route in South Africa.

- Off-road trails: If you enjoy off-roading, destinations like Moab in Utah, USA, or Iceland's highlands offer exciting challenges.

- Coastal drives: Explore the stunning coastal roads of California's Highway 1, the Amalfi Coast in Italy, or the Great Ocean Road in Australia.

Before embarking on an solo adventure drive, ensure that your vehicle is in good working condition. Some important steps include:

- Getting a thorough inspection and servicing from a trusted mechanic.

- Checking tire pressure and tread depth.

- Ensuring all fluids are at the correct levels.

- Verifying that all lights, wipers, and brakes are functioning properly.

- Packing essential items such as a spare tire, jack, and basic repair tools.

It's important to be prepared for unexpected challenges or emergencies. Some steps you can take include:

- Staying calm and assessing the situation.

- Contacting emergency services if needed.

- Having a well-stocked emergency kit with items like a first aid kit, flashlight, and extra water.

- Carrying a portable phone charger or backup battery.

- Having a plan for communication, such as a satellite phone or a reliable network provider.

Remember, adventure driving alone can be an incredible and rewarding experience, but taking necessary precautions and being prepared will ensure a safe and enjoyable journey.