A recent survey found that Americans prefer Cheez-It and Pringles as their top snack brands for summer road trips, with ...

From coast to coast, these unforgettable roadside eats are worth the detour—map out your next adventure one bite at a time.

This summer, don’t get hangry, get a snackle box. You know you need sunscreen and you probably already own plenty of sunnies, ...

Of all the road trips I’ve plotted in my travel writing career, the best had this in common: they were scenic, they were unhurried, and they capped each day beneath the cosmos. The following ...

The “True Colors Rainbow Unicorn” lives up to its magical name, combining vanilla ice cream with rainbow sprinkles, marshmallows, and something mysteriously called “unicorn magic” that appears to ...

Avoid Messy Snacks: Skip anything too sticky or melty. Opt for items like apple slices, string cheese, mini muffins and granola bars that hold up well on the road. Bring Wet Wipes ... your lunchboxes ...

“Immaturity and inexperience make for a high-risk combination behind the wheel, which is why teen drivers are involved in fatal crashes about 3 times as often as drivers over 20,” Joe Young ...

It's hard to know where to start, which is why we taste-tested our way through some of the more notable offerings to steer you in the right direction, keeping the focus on road trip-friendly food.

The Aston-born chef was asked by the London-based finance newspaper to recommend places to visit in the second city, and he added the Soho Road to his list. Subscribe to the Brum Food Club for a ...

Above all else, it has been a battle of road warriors. Headed into Tuesday night’s Game 4 showdown with the Pacers up 2-1, the home team is yet to have won a game in this series, with the Pacers ...

Megan Cooper, a spokesperson with AAA, said summer is a time when teens find themselves with less supervision on the road. “Make sure you are actively helping your teen. Be involved with practice ...