Road Trip

Articles in Road Trip

By eHow Parenting Editor 5 comments
Even very young babies can safely go on road trips'in fact, children are at their most 'portable' during the first year of life. Here are some tips to help you take your baby on the road... more »
By Paul McDaniel 1 comments
This article describes major attractions in the top five most visited national parks in the United States' National Park Service (based on number of visitors in 2006). These parks include Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Grand Canyon ... more »
By hikernb 0 comments
Maybe it’s a real road trip (The Grand Canyon!) or maybe it’s a trip to Aunt Myrtle’s house in Buttonwillow for her birthday. You have at least two cars: how to go about keeping everyone on the same page, er, road. Here are some thoughts….. more »
By Zach Chouteau 0 comments
Renting a Recreational Vehicle (RV) can be an interesting way to take a vacation, particularly for those who like the great outdoors without having to rough it too much. For anyone who’s considering such a journey--here’s how to make it the trip ... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
A road trip is the kind of family vacation everyone can enjoy. Time spent in the car with the whole family can be as memorable as all the places you'll visit. When the kids are happy you'll be able to make the most of this special time. Plan ... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 13 comments
Old banana peels, apple cores, fast-food wrappers and stale cigarette butts are just a few of the items that can make you turn up your nose while driving. Keep your car's interior fresh and your trip will be much more enjoyable for you and your ... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
Car rallies come in many forms, but most are designed to provide entertainment while testing participants' ability to follow directions. There are both large and small rallies ones held around the world, from Italy's infamous Mille Miglia to ... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
The nearly 3,000-mile trip from San Francisco to New York will take you across the upper one-third of the country and through the Great Plains. This drive is best in spring or fall, when the weather is mild and you aren't likely to be blasted ... more »
By michellemathews 0 comments
You may not be able to visit the planet Vulcan or sail through space on the Starship Enterprise, but you can use your love of Star Trek to plan a fun cross-country road trip... more »
By John Huguley 3 comments
How to Prepare for a Road Trip? There is nothing better then a road trip with friends and or family. Its a inexpensive way to have fun and get away. But there is nothing worse then being unprepared and ending up being stressed out on the road... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
Arizona has so much to offer those who enjoy taking in the sights, and now, it has even more when you are taking in the sights on offroad dirt bike trails. Renting an offroad motorcycle for this adventure is a simple task as well. Just keep ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Seeing the nation with all it sites and wonders can be a wonderful vacation. You will get to experience people from different walks of life, and wonder why you've never done this before. That is what is in store for the vacationer who decides to ... more »
By Eli Zwillenberg 0 comments
Don't worry, if you're commuting from New Jersey to Manhattan in the morning and back in the evening you may wish you were dead, but your life is not actually at risk. You will survive the Lincoln Tunnel, and with this guide it may even be painless... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 11 comments
While most of us are used to winging from coast to coast in a few hours, there's something romantic about a cross-country road trip. Be sure to stop and see the sights along the way, and take a charming byway - rather than the highway - once in a ... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 3 comments
Taking a road trip with a restless toddler can be a challenge, but there are many ways to make the time go faster and keep everyone happy for at least most of the trip... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 7 comments
It's been said that in New England, you don't really have to travel to view brilliant fall foliage - just stand on a street corner, and fall color will come to you. A combination of ideal climatic conditions and just the right soil for those ... more »
By princessbride42 3 comments
Laws have changed in the recent years and crossing into Mexico is not as easy as it used to be. In fact it can be downright tortuous if you're not prepared, or in a hurry. Even though the crossing has never been the same the 7 or 8 times we've ... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 2 comments
Road trips are lots of fun for kids, but a healthy diet often gets left by the wayside. Here are some ground rules for healthful ' and safe ' meals and snacks for the road... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 2 comments
There's nothing better than being on the open road, the wind in your hair, the scenery rushing by. A little planning goes a long way, whether you're riding a Harley or a Honda... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 1 comments
A road trip along the West Coast of the United States will give you the chance to see some of the greatest natural beauty on the continent. Depending on which route you take, the trip can be straightforward and brief or leisurely and meandering ' ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 11 comments
Nothing is worse than sailing along the highway, only to be pulled over and ticketed for speeding. By locating speed traps before you travel, you can avoid this expensive experience, which can also waste a lot of your valuable time... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 5 comments
A little preparation can seriously reduce the chances that you'll end up stuck on the road in awful conditions... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
With the help of installation guides and online forums, hooking up a CB radio is a good do-it-yourself project. Here are some tips to help hook up your CB... more »
By cfloud 0 comments
A true road trip requires spontaneity and excitement. With that said, there is no need to over pack. In fact, it is more fun to bring the bare minimum because it presents interesting situations along the way, like washing your clothes, finding ... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
You could put your pedal to the metal and make it to Washington, D.C., in about 49 hours, but then you'd be missing everything there is to see along the way. Slow down, see the sights and make it a trip you'll never forget... more »