Since the advent of the car and the post World War II creation of interstate highways, road trips have been the Great American Way to travel with kids. Parents in the front seat. Kids in the back. The ...

(The Root) — Getting behind the wheel and hitting the open road can be a great way to unwind and see the country at ground level. And with these two apps, your road trip just got a little easier.

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The school year is winding down, which means summer road-trip season is just spooling up. According to AAA, records will be broken this summer, starting with Memorial Day weekend, the unofficial start ...

Green Book Global unveils a new road trip planner feature to help Black travelers plan safe journeys across the U.S. Building on its success as the first and only Black travel booking and review ...

There's nothing quite like hitting the open road in your RV or personal vehicle for a fun drive to a far destination. However, planning a road trip, whether you're looking to drive a hundred miles or ...

Ready to embark on a Vermont road trip you won’t soon forget? The drive on scenic Route 100 in Vermont has been called ...

The winter break is here, and if you're planning on hitting the road for New Year's Eve, it's a good idea to start thinking about your road trip route now so you can avoid the worst traffic and see ...

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You can get directions and contextual travel tips by using Curioso's AI tools, as well as being able to export your travel plans to Google Maps for the latest traffic alerts. Carly Quellman, aka Carly ...

Whether it's a few hours to Grandma's house or a multi-day summer vacation, taking the kids on road trips is a rite of passage for parents. Doing it right, however, requires practice and preparation.