The United States is a vast country, meaning getting from the east coast to the west coast or vice versa can be quite the trip. Even going over to the…
Do People Still Ride on Greyhound Buses?
For years, Greyhound buses have provided people with an affordable way to travel across the country. They have hundreds of stations all around the country and operate around 123 routes….
7 Easy Steps to Stay Safe on Greyhound Buses
Greyhound Lines Inc. offers one of the cheapest ways to travel across North America, but they have developed a reputation for being unsafe. Many people also interpret the lower fares…
How to Tell Whether an Airline Seat Will Be Too Small
Passengers come in all shapes and sizes, but the same cannot be said for airline seats. The sizes, measured in pitch and width, vary by aircraft model and airline class….
Traveling on an Airplane with a Cowboy Hat
Travel days fuel anxiety because of the restrictions around flying with different items. Flight restrictions can leave you wondering about bringing basic items onto an airplane and hats are no…
Traveling on an Airplane with Refrigerated Medication
For people that don’t travel very often, the TSA security line can be a stressful place. It seems like every airport has a slightly different procedure and other travelers can…
Bringing Protein Powder on a Plane — How to Keep the TSA Happy
When I lifted regularly, I always made sure to drink two thick protein shakes per day to get my necessary macronutrients. I aimed for 1g of protein per pound of…
Can You Bring a Kettlebell on an Airplane? (It’s possible)
I’ll admit, I don’t work out nearly as much as I did when I was in my twenties. When I do, it’s a lot less based around strength training than…
What to Do With Old Travelers Cheques (Don’t trash them)
Since smartphones and credit cards became ubiquitous, the humble traveler’s cheque (or check, depending on where you’re asking the question) has fallen out of favor. However, not that long ago…
American Hitchhiking Laws For Every State
America has had a long, complicated history with hitchhiking dating back before the automobile. Decades ago, it was an acceptable form of travel with neither driver nor passenger worrying about…