Time to prepare for another season of open windows, impromptu picnics, roadside attractions, and curated Spotify playlists. As you can imagine, road trip season is an institution around here, and ...

Did you know National Road Trip Day kicks off the Friday before Memorial Day? It’s basically the official green light to grab snacks, queue up the playlist, and get outta town for a bit. Whether ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Prepping for a road trip requires more than just making sure you have your license and registration ...

You’re about to hit the open road! But before you do, you’ll need to make sure you’ve got all the road trip car essentials. No one wants to constantly be stopping at stores or gas stations looking for ...

Bring these 5 things with you on your next road trip to make it a successful – and fun – drive Edward Crownholm You’ve got the suitcases packed, your pit stops all planned out and your playlists ...

Driving for hours doesn’t have to be tedious; in fact, the best car products will prepare you for any road trip. After all, long drives foster core memories and show you beautiful parts of the country ...

Some might call 2025 the year of the road trip. With gas prices falling compared to last year, based on AAA statistics, driving is a cost-effective way to stretch your vacation budget. If your journey ...

A road trip brings adventure and excitement, but it can also bring sleepless nights and long tiring stretches of driving. If you’re a passenger, getting some sleep is essential so you can prepare for ...

The TC has tackled the grueling roads of Death Valley National Park multiple times with no issues. It's fair to say most of us take for granted that we'll have mobile data wherever we go. Depending on ...

Road trips are a great way to explore new areas, giving you more flexibility and control over your travel plans. However, road trips also come with their fair share of annoyances, from traffic to ...

These spillproof tumblers are a godsent in the car—whether you have toddlers or not. Fill 'em with juice, milk, water, even snacks. Messes are inevitable with kids (and okay, yes, adults too).