You may want to reconsider driving down this highway on a road trip through Brazil, as several different types of risk have earned it this dangerous reputation.
Mural aficionados who love to feel the wind in their hair on the open road should head to Australia for the ultimate long-distance street art road trip.
Highways can be dangerous. In this article, we explore the second-most dangerous highway in the U.S. based on fatalities. Is it an interstate you've driven?
While there's plenty of scenic drives in the U.S., the road trip from Denver to Yellowstone National Park is filled with incomparable natural highlights.
The Road to Nowhere doesn't exactly go nowhere. It's a road trip focused on small towns as you drive from the north of the country to the south (or vice versa).
Road trips are great, especially in an RV. This RV park in Oregon has a ton of amenities and outdoor activities to keep you and your group entertained.
Take an eco-friendly road trip down this famous Italian coastline in an electric vehicle where the next charging point is always just around the corner.
A small American town is home to one of the few McDonald's restaurants in the world that doesn't feature the famous golden arches as part of its design.
Travelers who enjoy life in the slow lane and soaking up picturesque scenery across rural America, will love this road trip through New England's countryside.
It can be tough packing everything into a car for a road trip and have enough room for passengers. A rooftop carrier can help, but it'll come at a cost.
You might think of road trips as a summer activity, but they're also great for a winter escape. This southern state is warm all year long and has lots to offer.
Whether you're a foodie, on a budget, or want to do as much sightseeing as possible, there is an AI bot that can help you build the road trip of your dreams.
If you are looking for some relief from the cold this winter, check out this unforgettable Florida road trip where you can drive with the windows down.
Most travelers stumble upon quirky little U.S. towns by chance, while others seek them out. If you're the latter, add this obscure Florida town to your list.
If you're deciding whether to visit the American Rockies or the Canadian Rockies, great news - you can visit both in one trip - but don't forget your passport.
Nothing feels quite like sinking into a hot spring in the winter, surrounded by beautiful nature. This Idaho road trip will take you to multiple hot springs.
Brace your taste buds for a picturesque Northeastern journey, where cheese enthusiasts can savor every delectable twist and turn of this culinary adventure.