What do you get when you combine a rickety, old church van with bags of fast food, gallons of caffeine-drenched soda, a few hundred miles over several hours, and adrenalized teenagers who can't stand still? A longgggg trip But don't fret. Let the Road Rules be your guide The subtitle says it all: Hundreds of Ideas, Games, and Devotions for Less-Annoying Youth Group Travel. Let's be honest. You didn't get into this racket to drive kids all over creation in a rusty heap that was manufactured before you were born You got into this because you love kids--and you want them to know God loves them, too. But often you need to get kids to destinations other than the youth room to do what you do best--which sometimes means carting kids from the church parking lot to a concert, conference, or camp site. So why hassle with the small stuff? Road Rules author Steve Case offers a ton of practical and hilariously presented ideas you can take with you on the dusty trail. while traveling Prayers for the journey Staying healthy while road tripping Van etiquette and behavioral guidelines Hints and tips Horror stories Road games Discussion questions ...and much more Plus, Steve isn't the only one offering road wisdom. He combed through hundreds of stories and ideas from other youth workers to supplement his own, the chose the very best ideas, most insightful words, and the most incredible horror stories you can imagine--all geared to arm you with piles of proven, (okay, we'll say it) road-tested principles that'll make your next excursion not only survivable, not only less annoying, but maybe even...fun