Living in car

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There are a number of circumstances that could lead to you having to live in your car. Here are some tips to make living in your car safe and tolerable.

Find answers to your questions about living in your car, review our budget, and learn tips to help you save money.

This guide will walk you through how to camp in your minivan! Yes! Minivan camping is a great way to explore on a budget. We have spend over 35 nights camping in our minivan and I have no regrets. This guide has minivan camping hacks, tis for stealth minivan camping, and shares the best minivan

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Whether you really need to pinch pennies for a long road trip or are really at the end of your rope with your financial and living situation, desperate times call for desperate measures--and sometimes that involves living in your car for an extended period of time. It is certainly not easy, but with the right equipment and know-how, making your car your abode is certainly possible if you make the continuous effort to keep things clean, be smart about where you park your car and avoid…

Is it illegal to sleep in your car? If you’re a road tripper, this is a crucial question with a painfully dynamic answer: sometimes. Legality depends on location. Why? Because federal legislation doesn’t explicitly forbid sleeping in your car, but state and municipal legislation can.

Living the summer in the mountains in my minivan- here’s how I set it all up

How to Live in a Car: Paring Down Drastically Adventure in Minimalism How to live in a car… Do you want to live in a car? Sounds like a promising beginning to a blog, right? I just want to premise this by saying that I am not suggesting this is for everyone or even that I would recommend it for everyone. The idea I really want to get across is suggestions on how you can get rid of so much that you could live in a car if you wanted to, or maybe just a Rv or whatever.