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Great ways to explore the United States
From exploring art deco Miami and driving a classic car through California to a wine hike in Oregon, Rhiannon Edwards looks at great ways to see the United States.
Texas: Houston's all hospitality
Houstonians love their city and love to share it, writes Leena Tailor.
Retirees win hearts on epic American road trip
The Chinese couple who took to the USA's highways (equipped with a rice cooker) and came home as heroes.
USA: Reading the road
Driving the 'Mother Road', Route 66, Russell Contreras searches for the works of Kerouac and Hemingway at the many used bookstores along the way.
Oregon: Happy road warriors
A convoy of Harley riders share Brett Atkinson's enthusiasm for Oregon.
USA: Road to nowhere
When you hit the highway, leave your speedometer behind but pack your business cards, writes Ben Stanley.
USA: Great scenic drives
Hit the road and take in some spectacular scenery on these American highways.
USA: Five roadside curiosities
If you're a fan of unusual signs and statues, make sure you stop for a photo with one of these on your next American road trip.
Great American road trips
As America's oldest highway marks its centenary, Chris Moss rounds up the options for a US fly-drive.
California: Five top Pacific Coast Highway stops
The drive from Los Angeles to San Francisco is only about six hours, but with so much to see on the way, you could make a week of it.
Michigan: Reflections on a journey
A road trip along the shore of Lake Michigan reveals a world of beauty, says Chris Leadbeater.
USA: Road trip in a mobile McMansion
Luxury RVs have all the trappings of penthouse suites, writes Marian Carroll, from marble benchtops to bronze fittings.
Is it the end of the road for Route 66?
Known as the Main Street of America, on account of the myriad communities that prospered along it, Route 66 is perhaps the most famous road in the history of tarmac.