America is a complex country. For one thing, it’s huge. On average, it takes around 124 hours to drive through all 50 states, and you’d see a great variety of history and culture. It’s hard to believe that Alaska and Texas are part of the same country. Due to COVID-19, more people are staying in the US this year. That means that people are traveling between states more often, and travelers are often surprised at the different rules and regulations between states. So, what should you know before traveling to a new state? Traffic laws If you plan on driving on your travels, you’ll need to be aware that each state has its own set of traffic rules. This means that some states have harsher rules than others. Speed limits vary between states, for example, so you’ll need to check that out beforehand. Texas is a prime example of a state with strict (and strange) driving rules, as it’s against the law to drive and eat there. Driving without insurance in Texas is also not allowed. On the flipside, North Dakota is very lenient about traffic laws and has minimal charges for those driving over the speed limit. So, always drive safely and check the laws before you visit a new ...
