Why You Might Want To Avoid Using A Robotaxi When Going To The Airport
A Robotaxi self-driving rideshare service might seem like a good idea to get to the airport, but it turns out there's a potential problem to consider.
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An Iconic National Park Has The Highest Number Of Missing Persons In America
There is one national park in the United States that holds the record for the highest number of missing persons. Here are the reasons why this park stands out. -
What Tourists Should Know About The Bright Lights In The Ground In South Korea Before Visiting
How many times have you tried to cross a street with your head down, looking at your phone? In Seoul, they have an innovative solution to keep "smombies" safe. -
The Common Payment Method Rick Steves Recommends Avoiding In Europe
Some travelers are unsure about how to pay for items while they're on their trip. Rick Steves recommends this tip that will keep you and your money safe. -
The Iconic Swiss River That Locals Love To Swim In But Tourists Should Be Wary Of
Switzerland is known for its outdoor fun in both the winter and summer. But no matter what time of year, you should avoid swimming in this dangerous river. -
TSA-Approved Self-Defense Weapons You Can Actually Put In Your Checked Luggage
We all want to be safe. And for some of us, that means carrying self-defense items. But what self-defense weapons can you bring in a checked bag through TSA? -
The Most Dangerous Animals To Avoid In California's Wilderness
California is beautiful, serene, and ... dangerous! You might already know about black bears and snakes, but some of these dangerous animals might surprise you. -
Are Your Belongings Actually Protected In A Hotel Safe? A Travel Safety Expert Explains
Most hotels have in-room safes, but how secure are they? A travel safety expert weighs in on hotel safes and other methods for storing valuables on a trip. -
An Unexpected Type Of Clothing Can Raise TSA's Red Flags Instantly
The TSA is looking out for all kinds of suspicious behavior, and this includes what you're wearing. Here's one type of clothing item that might raise eyebrows. -
Deadly Waves And Currents Abound At One Of California's Most Dangerous Beaches
A haven for surfers and beach bums, California's coastline has a few hidden risks. Giant waves and rip currents abound at one of the state's deadliest beaches. -
Is It Possible For A Passenger To Open An Airplane's Emergency Exit Door Midflight?
If airplane incidents have you worried, you might wonder if a passenger could open an emergency door midflight. Here's what an aviation expert has to say. -
Why Shark Attacks Are Much Rarer In Europe Than America
Despite what Jaws led us to believe, shark attacks are pretty rare. That said, there seem to be more shark attacks in America compared to Europe. Here's why. -
The Unspoken Etiquette Rule To Keep In Mind While Walking Around And Exploring Italy
A visit to Italy is something most travelers crave, but while exploring the European country, there's an unspoken rule to keep in mind when walking. -
Why Flying Is Still One Of The Safest Ways To Travel
Millions of people are nervous flyers, and that's understandable, but it's important to remember that airplanes are one of the safest methods of traveling. -
The Deathly Bed Bug-Related Hazard That International Tourists Should Be Aware Of
You can encounter a beg bug infestation at any accommodation, regardless of how expensive it is. But it's not just the infestation you should be wary of. -
The Unexpected Florida City Regarded As One Of The Most Dangerous In America
Unexpectedly high crime rates in this seemingly sleepy Florida city are much higher than the state averages, including larger urban locations. Here's why. -
What Really Happens To The TSA Dogs That Fail Training?
Security dogs are a familiar sight when you're at the airport. But what happens to dogs who don't graduate from the TSA's rigorous training program? -
Florida's Most Dangerous Dive Site That Keeps Drawing In Daredevils
Divers at Eagle's Nest, a famous sinkhole in Florida, continue to risk their lives in this dangerous cave despite many deaths in the past. Here's why. -
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Avoid Swimming In This Dangerous East Coast Lake
Don't jump into this American lake. Located on the East Coast, New York's Onondaga Lake has a history of pollution and may be dangerous to swim in. -
How Airplanes Keep Their Tires Safe From Popping During Landings
Have you ever wondered how airplanes keep their tires from popping when they land? Here's how engineering, design, and more impact tire safety. -
These Border Regions Are The Most Dangerous In The World
Here are some of the most treacherous border crossings around the world and why you may want to avoid these unsettled regions on your travels. -
Why Angkor Wat's Wild Monkeys Are Causing Dangerous Chaos For Tourists
Tourists to Angkor Wat, one of the most famous temples in Cambodia, might see wild monkeys around the attraction. Here's why its best to steer clear of them. -
Why Men Are At Higher Risk Of Dying In Yellowstone National Park
Staggering stats show that most visitor deaths in Yellowstone National Park are male, but it's not a complete coincidence. Here's why men are at higher risk. -
A Look Inside The Largest Airports Shows How They Efficiently Handle Millions Of Travelers
The world's largest airports have millions of people flowing through them each day, and here's how they manage to (mostly) run smoothly and efficiently. -
Keep Your RV Safe And Functional While Camping By Avoiding An All-Too-Common Mistake
Taking a road trip in an RV is an amazing way to see the country without needing to book hotels and airfare. But there's one common mistake RV owners make. -
The Most Important Thing To Avoid Doing If You See A Dead Jellyfish On The Beach
Most beachgoers know that live jellyfish can be dangerous, but what if you encounter a dead one washed up on the shore? An expert weighs in on what to do.
