Fly Drive Open
There’s no better way of discovering the delights of the USA than by hitting the open road
road E
ven if you have never driven on the ‘wrong’ side of the road before,
the USA makes it easy for motorists. The roads are wide and signposting is good. Outside big cities, even the major interstate highways can be surprisingly quiet. And forget those high-speed car chases that you’ve seen in Hollywood films. Most American drivers stick rigidly to the speed limit and are
usually far more considerate than their British counterparts. Not surprisingly in a country where
the car is king, parking is rarely a problem. Many shops and restaurants have parking spaces in front of their premises. Top hotels and eateries also offer valet parking. The biggest problem for fly-drive
holidaymakers is likely to be deciding on which part of this fascinating
country to explore. From sea to shining sea, the USA has it all. Take your pick from the majestic mountain scenery of the Rockies, the deserts and deep canyons of the Southwest, the bayous and delta country of the Deep South, the great plains of the Dakotas…and a whole lot more in between. Perhaps the most famous road of all
was the iconic Route 66, which stretched more than 2,400 miles
through the US heartland from Chicago to southern California. The epitome of all things Americana, it was dubbed the Mother Road and the Main Street of America. While the road no longer officially
exists, large parts remain as quiet byways where the 1950s live on in the form of vintage diners and retro motels with classic neon signs. A popular section is the 295 miles from Chicago
MakePowerful Memories
Immerse yourself in the authentic American
experience by visiting the Capital Region USA. From the memorable monuments of Washington, DC to the beautiful beaches and majestic mountains of Maryland and Virginia, history and natural beauty abound.
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