Articles related to "National Road"

On the north coast of Crete within the shelter of Souda Bay Almyrida has the feeling that life moves at a very slow pace. It has changed only little since the mid-50s.

Getting a driver's license is one of those great milestones of the teenage years, but staying safe on the road is just as important.

American canals saw a short era in American history, but they served to help connect the eastern United States with its growing western frontier.

After WWII the American Federal Government took over road building from the States. An impressive road system resulted, but at what price?

The Catoctin Iron Furnace represents an example of how iron smelting took on such an integral part of America's economic growth.

Switzerland's highway tax can be avoided legally when driving to Geneva Airport from France. Passing through Swiss territory, immigration, and customs is optional too.

Chateau de Chillon, one of Switzerland's best castles and monuments on the shores of Lake Geneva, is easily reached by car, bus, train, boat, or on foot from Montreux.

In Argentina, official traffic rules and day-to-day traffic conduct are two different things. Check out these traffic regulations before starting a trip by car.