Making The MoveTo College (NAPSA)—College enrollments continue to climb, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. A few tips—including renting the right-sized truck and having a packing plan—can help make the move to college go smoothly. The following suggestions come from Penske Truck Rental, a company with over 30 years in the business. Truck Selection. Most col- lege students choose the 12- or 16- SG YOR ASASRS SE i If your son or daughteris getting ready to make the transition to college life, you may want to foot truck for moving into a college dorm orefficiency apartment. explore waysto help that move go more smoothly. reserve your truck and any moving accessories at least two weeks in advance with a companythat guarantees a truck with each reservation (not all do). Save time by mak- require more stopping distance than the vehicle you are likely used Pack Smart. Bring only it. When traveling, park in well-lit Reserve Early. Rememberto ing your drop-off arrangements when you reserve your truck. what you really need. Load the heaviest items into thetruckfirst. To avoid injury, always bend your knees and lift with your legs; neverlift with your back. Use Accessories. Boxes, packing tape, bubble wrap, mov- ing blankets and hand trucks are all essential moving tools that can help protect your items during your move. Safety and Security. Trucks are taller, wider, heavier and to driving. Drive slower and take extra precautions, especially when the truck is loaded. To ensure a smooth moving day, pick up your truck a day early. Practice driving areas and padlock the rear door. Penskeoffers 24/7 emergency roadside assistance and optional protection plans. Finally, with most belongings packed tightly away, create a travel bag for moving day to keep important paperwork, credit cards, identification, change of clothes, drinks and snacksclose at hand. Additional moving tips are available at www.GoPenske.com.
