ČTENÍ A JAZYKOVÁ KOMPETENCE - 6. ČÁST - ÚLOHY 30–39
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> Přečtěte si tvrzení v úlohách **30–39** a informační leták cestovní kanceláře *RouteRide* k výpravě 
> na motorkách značky Vespa po slavné americké mezistátní dálnici Route 66.
> Na základě informací v textu **rozhodněte**, zda jsou tvrzení **pravdivá** (**P**), nebo **nepravdivá** (**N**).

> **Los Angeles to Chicago or Chicago to Los Angeles with *RouteRide***
> 
> *2,278 miles, 8 states, 3 time zones, 16 days, 1 Vespa: an experience of a lifetime!*
> 
> - $760 for one or $1,400 for two! Besides all the fuel needed, the price is for: 
> accommodation, daily breakfast and dinner and accompanying staff. Nothing 
> extra is included in the price.
> - The number of clients is limited because of safety. In one 16-day trip there can be 
> up to 12 couples, or a combination of couples and singles (for example 6 couples 
> and 12 singles), but never more than 24 participants.
> 
> **ROUTE PLAN**
> 
> - In 16 days, you will cover 2,278 miles on Vespa motorbikes. Please don’t forget to check 
> the technical condition of your Vespa before the trip. If you don’t have time to look at your 
> Vespa, don’t worry. *RouteRide* hires mechanics who will check its clients’ motorbikes at the 
> places of departure. If you don’t have a Vespa and you plan to ride a rented one, please have 
> it checked by the rental company. *RouteRide* does not provide any Vespas.    
> - To make it to your destination in 16 days, you will need to ride your motorbike 143 miles 
> a day. At an average speed of 25 mph, this can be done in 5 h 45 min. However, the trip is  
> not only about riding a motorbike, it’s also about making stops at interesting sites along the 
> way. To visit everything as planned, you will set out on the journey every day just as the sun 
> comes up.
> - Please note that some sections of Route 66 run through states with dangerous wild 
> animals and hot and dry weather, especially Arizona. However, the animals there are not 
> as dangerous as the heat. The heat can make you unable to continue riding your Vespa so 
> remember to drink a lot of water. 
> - Although the plan has been carefully put together by *RouteRide*’s experienced guides, 
> changes are possible. However, *RouteRide* will not make any if they are not informed of your 
> wishes before the whole trip starts.
> 
> **ACCOMMODATION**
> 
> - *RouteRide* has had the best experience with motels along local roads off Route 66. Their 
> rooms are as cosy as the rooms in the motels along Route 66, but much cheaper. That’s why 
> *RouteRide* books rooms in them for you. Remember: breakfast and dinner are included!
> 
> **ROUTE L: Los Angeles → Chicago**
> **August 1 – August 16**
> 
> **Registration**: Any time before departure but no later than the day before departure. Your 
> registration will be confirmed within an hour via text message.
> 
> **Departure**: From *RouteRide*’s car park on the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard and Vine Street.
> 
> **Arrival**: The Main Station car park on the corner of Jefferson and Jackson Boulevard. *RouteRide* 
> is allowed to use it.
> 
> **Service**: Apart from our two experienced guides, Pedro and Nia, a nurse, a mechanic and a driver 
> of the accompanying vehicle will be part of the staff who take care of you during the whole trip.
> 
> 
> **ROUTE C: Chicago → Los Angeles**
> **August 17 – September 1**
> 
> **Registration**: Any time before departure until July 31. By August 4, *RouteRide* will confirm your 
> registration via e-mail.
> 
> **Departure**: From the petrol station on the corner of Jefferson and Jackson Boulevard, opposite 
> *RouteRide*’s car park. 
> 
> **Arrival**: *RouteRide*’s car park on the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard and Vine Street.
> 
> **Service**: You will be accompanied by two excellent guides: Shanice, who is also a nurse, and 
> Old Mike (25 years of experience!), who will also be your mechanic in case your Vespa breaks 
> down. Besides them, Jim, the driver of the accompanying vehicle, will also be part of the staff  
> during the trip.
> 
> (*CZVV*)


# 34 In Arizona, the greatest danger for clients is the wildlife. 
