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Warning! This book would not make a good gift for someone who is in the hospital or who is about to undergo surgery. However, it’s an outrageously wonderful choice for anyone else! ...

A whistle-stop trip across West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland and New Jersey takes our British road tripper, Peter Thody, over some historic American ground. Three battlefields recall bitter conflicts from three different wars, while an encounter with some Amish people gets Thody thinking about how we look at things.

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A 200-mile drive to visit James Dean’s grave takes Peter Thody through the USA’s most depressingly named town, the country’s sixth most interesting city from an architectural point of a view, and one of only two state capitals to include the name of the state in its own name. Join him and wife Carole as they discover these and other good reasons to visit Indiana.

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These are a few examples of general roadtrippin' questions we've been asked. We can also address specific locations and topics. We've got seasoned experts on just about every aspect of road tripping -- from traveling with puppies and looking for wildflowers to driving Route 66 and following rock bands.
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"I never saw him!" is the most common excuse heard after a collision. Was the other vehicle invisible? Virtually all collisions involve inattention on the part of one or both drivers. Inattention ...

We have met the enemy and he is us. You can never rely on what the other driver will do. Think back to all the mistakes you've made while driving over the years. Think ahead to the ones you know you will make in the future. All the other drivers are just like ...

"Nobody ever yielded their way into a collision." Think about it. If you are in doubt about who has the right of way, give it away. The other guy may be wrong, but you can end up hurt or dead. We often say no one HAS the right-of-way until it is ...