Did you know that the average U.S. commuter spends 42 hours in traffic per year? How do you pass the time?
Fun fact: The first electric traffic signal was installed in Ohio in 1914, with only red and green lights!
From "Graceland" by Paul Simon to Bruce Springsteen's "Thunder Road," there are hundreds of songs that are perfect for driving. What does your road trip playlist look like?
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This VW Bus just celebrated its' 70th Birthday 🧑🦯. How old is the oldest car in your collection? bit.ly/2PImkhQ
From comedy classics such as "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" to newer entries like "Little Miss Sunshine," road trip movies have become a staple of American cinema. Which entry in this diverse genre is your favorite?
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The best part about having your own car is that you can spontaneously pick up and go anywhere you want, whenever you want. Have you had any memorable spontaneous car drives or road trips recently?
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We think that Pacific Coast Highway has some of the most stunning views, especially through scenic Big Sur. Do you have a favorite scenic route?
#DidYouKnow: Using cruise control on the highway not only makes easier driving, but it also uses less gas! Never use cruise control on wet or slippery roads, though—you can lose control of the vehicle.
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The 1998 Honda CRV Convertible Concept is one of the most forgotten cars of all time. Check out the wacky concept here ➡️ bit.ly/37sVN1L
Feel nervous on the road? You're not the only one. Build your confidence with these tips. driving-tests.org/beginner-d…
From one of America’s most iconic driving routes, Route 66, to the Great River Road drive, the United States has some breathtaking routes that guarantee unforgettable picturesque views.
Traveling to a country where you have to drive on the other side of the road? Don't worry! It's not as difficult as you might think. Here are some tips to review before your trip: bit.ly/2vHmywa














