Whether it's a few hours to Grandma's house or a multi-day summer vacation, taking the kids on road trips is a rite of passage for parents. Doing it right, however, requires practice and preparation.

Age 3 and a half is when kids are the most challenging to travel with, according to new research. The survey of 2,000 American parents with children under the age of 13 asked respondents about the ...

It’s hard enough being the parent of a teen in normal times. But the challenge is even greater when they are seated next to you on a road trip. The difference between a bad road trip and a great road ...

Road trips with Boomer parents often turn the car into a rolling jukebox filled with albums that have survived every shift from vinyl to CDs to streaming. What makes it amusing is how many younger ...

There's a moment on every family road trip when the dream of a peaceful getaway collides with reality. From tired and hungry children, to car sickness and queues, journeys can become a tricky ...

Come along for the ride as our three critics back-seat drive their way through America. (Rest stops provided.) Credit... Supported by By Dwight Garner Alexandra Jacobs and Jennifer Szalai ...

The Haberers found Texas fans to be “a bit off-putting” and Tennessee fans to be amped up and “pretty smart-mouthed." ...