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It's Not The Economy After All: Americans Began Driving Less In 2004

During the Great Recession, researchers noticed a curious trend: Americans were driving less. Analysts devised numerous theories linking the economic downturn to our driving habits, but according to a recently published study, the two have very little to do with one another. The study was conducted...

May 21, 2013 by Richard Read 1

Thanksgiving Travel: Better In L.A., Worse In Dallas, Atlanta

November 16, 2012

You're Driving Less, Aren't You? Road Travel Dips To Historic Lows

October 25, 2011

6 Tips For A Perfectly Pet-Friendly Vacation

August 3, 2011

Roadtripping With Rover: 9 Tips For A Pet-Friendly Vacation

If you live in the northern hemisphere, you probably started thinking about your summer vacation months ago. And if you have pets -- as over 71 million households in the U.S... June 7, 2011 by Richard Read 2

Memorial Day Gas Prices: Down Somewhat, But Still Affecting Travel

Gas prices could fall another ten cents or more in the next week, but experts anticipate that budget-strapped households are going to be cautious about Memorial Day Weekend... May 23, 2011 by Bengt Halvorson

Travel Europe, Drive Supercars And Get Paid To Do It

Writing about cars gives us access to the highest-horsepower, biggest-pricetag machines in the world, but now there's a chance for civilians to do the same, in Europe, at... April 13, 2011 by Kurt Ernst

Economic Woes Aside, Americans Drove More In 2010

Our battered economy might have changed how often Americans upgrade the vehicles in their garages, but it hasn't stopped us from getting in our cars and driving. Oddly, with... March 4, 2011 by Bengt Halvorson 1

NYC Hotel Picks up Guests in a Porsche Panamera

While airlines work overtime to figure out new ways to add annoying fees that make tickets more expensive, hotels are working just as hard to give us freebies and perks. One... September 29, 2010 by Evelyn Kanter 1