Families once packed into cars like sardines. Here are ten things people did on 1980s road trips that would be illegal today.
Maya Linton
A nostalgic drive back to the 1970s, when America’s highways were lined with quirky roadside wonders built for joy, not profit.
The 1980s felt freer, but also riskier in hindsight. From smoking on planes to lead paint at home, safety was still catching up.
Locals share which famous U.S. attractions aren’t worth the hype, and where to go instead for a more authentic experience.
From China’s glass bridges to Nepal’s high passes, these stunning travel spots are quietly limiting older visitors for safety.
Starting in late 2025, U.S. border agents will photograph all non-citizens as they enter or leave the country, marking a major shift in how America tracks travelers.