The Importance of Vehicle-Dependant Expedition Guides

Sleeping inside the vehicle is your best choice if you have room for it. A roof tent is very, provided again, the weather is not too windy. I had a Suzuki Jimmie - what a little sweetie. It was nominally four-wheel drive but actually turned out to be like three in practice. The back seat goes forward so you're actually sleeping at an angle that doesn't cause any problems. In Jeep Wranglers there are two seats which can fold backwards or forwards and then one passenger sits on top of each other with their legs folded up behind them. There's no problem doing all this while driving through sand dunes as far as 20 miles per hour