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Interstate Numbering

Interstate highways in the US have a prefix "I" and are numbered with odd numbers for east-west roads and even numbers for north-south roads.
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A CB Radio

When taking a road trip, a good piece of equipment to take along is a CB radio. You can usually hear about road work, detours or accidents several miles before you get tied up in a delay. If you know in advance of problems, you can bypass that area.
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Right on Red

Most areas permit turning right on red if there is no oncoming traffic and you have made a full stop but, turning right on red in New York City is strictly prohibited.
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Questionable Neighborhoods

Keep your doors locked and windows rolled up while traveling through questionable neighborhoods. If itīs very hot and you donīt have air conditioning, open each window about 1/2 inch and turn on the fan.
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