Do you need to prepay for gas in Canada? Is it the same as in the United States ? Canada Q&A
About to go to the United States, want to play Road trip. Ask my fellow comrades, is the map still handy ? United States Q&A
Do you have any plans for a Road trip to the United States from February 2nd to February 13th? We are two people ? United States Q&A
I want to bring a DJI drone to the United States. By the way, can I fly it along the coast of Highway 1 and in general wilderness areas ? United States Q&A
Excuse me, how far is it from Idaho (near Yellowstone National Park in the United States) to Yosemite National Park? Thank you ? United States Q&A
Road trip along Highway 1 on the west coast of the United States for 12 days, including clothing, food, housing, travel, sightseeing and shopping ? United States Q&A
I also have a very silly question. If I don't bring enough US dollars, how can I withdraw the most cost-effective in the United States? Can I withdraw directly from the ATM ? United States Q&A
It is said that some states in the United States do not recognize mainland driving licenses, such as Massachusetts and Texas. Can't you drive in these places? Do you know if there are any solutions ? United States Q&A
Can you rent a car in the United States if you don't understand English? Will there be a problem if my English is very poor and I rent a car and drive abroad ? United States Q&A
In late September 2016, I need to consult everyone about renting a car in the western United States. Dear experts, our group consists of 5 adults and 1 child, and we are planning to rent a car for a Road trip in the western United States in late September next year. We will arrive in Los Angeles, then transfer to Salt Lake City, and we want to rent a camper to go to Yellowstone National Park, and finally drive to Las Vegas to return the car. Which car rental company is more reliable? Is there a camper of this size available for rent? What is the minimum rental period? Thank you very much ? United States Q&A
Just refueled with credit card, without reason, was charged two hundred dollars, do you guys have this situation when driving in the United States? Because after brushing the card twice, you can't add oil, and then sent a text message to charge two hundred US dollars, how to deal with it ? United States Q&A
I strongly recommend students from Salt Lake City to Jackson to bring a GPS in addition to Google Maps on their phones. There is a long stretch without AT&T signal, but using GPS decisively, we arrived in Jackson smoothly. The scenery along the way was absolutely beautiful. Driving in the United States is different from back home. You know, without navigation. Will there be any problems with the GPS on this route ? United States Q&A
@Star, there are no restrictions, but I suggest you also go to the United States for a while. If you get tired of New Zealand and Australia, you can leave. Eating steak and drinking milk every day can get boring. Anyway, the plane tickets are refundable, so we can be happy no matter what. We won't go back, because going back would just add burden to the country. There's a shortage of masks in the country now, and we can't even buy them. We won't go back, so we can give the masks to those who really need them. It's also a support for this new pneumonia outbreak ? New Zealand Q&A
Please don't rush to criticize. The park card originally has two signature slots, which means one card can be used by two families. If a car enthusiast goes to the United States to buy the card and only fills in one signature slot, the remaining slot can of course be transferred to someone else, which is nothing to be ashamed of. I just happened to see someone in group 56 saying that the US side is investigating the issue of repeated use, and I don't know how the Americans are checking, because this card should be purchased without a name ? United States Q&A
I have heard many friends who have gone on Road trips in San Francisco and Los Angeles say that their cars were broken into and their luggage was stolen. In such a situation, should we first report to the police and then go to the car rental company to change the car? Is the car replacement free of charge? Does the theft and robbery insurance included when renting a car cover the loss, or do we need to purchase separate glass and tire insurance? We have driven in foreign countries many times before, but this is our first time in the United States, and we have never encountered a situation where our car was broken into. We are not sure how to handle it if it happens ? United States Q&A