Cf. Siddur, p. 86.

The text reads vesitneini (in the singular) lechein ulechesed....[180]

Whenever the Rebbe Rashab traveled to the countryside, he would recite Tikkun Leil Shavuos for the second time. After traveling some four miles he would call the coach to a halt, wash his hands (netilas yadayim), and recite the Prayer for Travelers. When traveling by wagon, he would remain seated while he recited it; when in a train he would stand.[181]

When he was away from home, even though he remained in the same place for several months, he would recite the Prayer for Travelers every day after the morning prayers, though without mentioning the Divine Name in the concluding blessing.[182]

   

Notes:

180. (Back to text) From the Haggahos LaSiddur HaYashan by the Tzemach Tzedek; so too Magen Avraham and the Alter Rebbe in the Shulchan Aruch 110:4, citing Sefer HaKanah (on Kabbalistic grounds); cf. Shaar HaKollel, ch. 12.

181. (Back to text) Kuntres Uma'ayon [Heb. edition only], p. 34.

182. (Back to text) HaYom Yom, p. 72. [See also footnote 117, above.]