InformationRoadtrip.com
is a useful companion for the automobile traveler containing traffic
information, distance charts, tips for proper automotive care,
games & activities, tips on traveling with a pet, accommodation
reservations, car rentals, travel accessories, and hopefully advice
that will make your next roadtrip more enjoyable and stress-free.
Did
you know...
The
most direct line of travel through a city is designated by a
two-digit highway number. Connecting or by-pass routes that
often go around a city have a three-digit number.
Every
state capital is served by the interstate highway system except
for five: Juneau, Alaska; Dover, Delaware; Jefferson City, Missouri;
Carson City, Nevada; and Pierre, South Dakota.
The
longest interstate highway is I-90, from Seattle to Boston, at
3,085.27 miles. The shortest is I-97 from Annapolis to Baltimore,
Maryland at 17.57 miles.
Even
highway numbers run east-west. Odd highway numbers run north-south.
There
is only one state without an interstate highway, Alaska.
The perfect accommodation complement to your adventurous lifestyle
on the road might be a timeshare.
These vacation properties are very flexible, allowing you to secure
lodging all over the country; wherever your next trip might take
you. There are timeshares
for sale from California to Florida, New Hampshire to Arizona
and everywhere in between.
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you know...
