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I don't want to derail the OP's thread, but did you read the thread I linked? Basically, while a goose can do okay with a flock of other birds, they will always be happier with a flock of their own kind. That is why I will always advise more than one. Not being judgemental, just telling people...

Follow up, is this the only goose you will have? If so, you also need to find a second gosling to keep with it ASAP. Geese shouldn't be kept as single birds, even if you have a flock of a different species. Reasons Why You Shouldn't Keep Just One Goose If you already have more geese, disregard...

Buy a cheap second incubator to take in the car with you. As has been said, holding it while it hatches won't work. It could dry out, get chilled, etc. Putting water on it won't help - you're more likely to chill it that way. Plus, goose eggs don't always hatch on day 28. They can take anywhere...