There are so many different roads to take...
I guess it's really about choosing which one you want to take!
For example, if you're interested in, say...
The Red Rockies, you're definitely going to want to take UT-12.
Do want to you feel the sun and the breeze on your face?
Definitely take the Overseas Highway to Key West.
Oh! Hannah Highway! Look out for cliffs and curves
because they are everywhere!
Now, if you're interested in, let's say, history,
you could definitely check out Southeast USA,
where you can see the civil rights legacy.
The grandest views in the Rockies are definitely on the Going-to-the-Sun Road!
And, if you're a sunset person,
you're going to want to take the Pacific Coast Highway
all the way down to get the fieriest sunsets you've ever seen!
You can always stick to tradition if you want
and check out what's left of Route 66,
from Chicago to LA!
Or, you can do what I'm doing!
Packing at sunrise for a 24-hour trip
to a city that's just 4 hours away!
I am driving from Los Angeles to Las Vegas,
crossing the desert,
with my camera in my hand and my eyes wide open!
A road trip is usually defined as a long journey in a car.
See? This is the core of a road trip, the journey!
You might have a destination in mind when you leave,
but you might want change it somewhere along the way.
I guess, it doesn't really matter,
the heart and soul of a road trip is the journey itself!
And you should definitely enjoy the ride!
Oh! Maybe you've heard the expression "hit the road,"
which means you're either about to take a long journey
or you're on your way home.
But either way,
when you start hitting the road, be sure to keep your eyes on the road!
Now, that doesn't mean “don't have a good time,”
you should definitely have a good time!
Because time on a road trip doesn't really matter.
But no drinking and driving!
In fact, let's go over a couple of rules.
Afterall, my car, my trip,
my rules.
Number 1, first things first. You've got to buckle up!
We want everybody safe and sound, so, seat belts are a must!
Number 2,
don't run over anyone or anything.
Though it is OK to let your mind race
by running over the possibilities of what might happen on your trip.
Number 3,
don't smash into anything!
The idea is to live through your journey,
so that you can share your stories and memories later on.
Number 4!
Number 4 is slow down.
Specially if you see something that's...
unexpectedly beautiful!
Number 5,
don't break down if your car breaks down.
One day you may break down into tears,
and you'll need understanding and sympathy,
and you should give the same to your car!
All right, let's get out of here!