The holidays have arrived, and you might be one of the millions of Texans packing up the car and heading to visit family across the Lone Star State. More than 8.7 million Texans are projected to drive ...

Cruising along the highway in Illinois to a far away destination? If so, you may get tired and consider pulling over somewhere to take quick snooze, or even an overnight rest. But where is the best ...

Travelers in Kentucky are permitted to stop and sleep at state highway rest areas. Stays at Kentucky rest areas are limited to a maximum of four hours within a 24-hour period. Walmart does not have a ...

Georgians driving this holiday season should be careful as record-high travel numbers are in the forecast, with AAA predicting 122.4 million traveling at least 50 miles between Dec. 20 and Jan. 1. Of ...

Motorists can legally sleep at most New Jersey rest stops for short periods, but rules vary by location and overnight parking is not universally permitted. While brief naps or rest breaks are allowed, ...

Long hours behind the wheel can leave even the most seasoned travelers feeling drained. Fatigue sets in, and you see a rest stop ahead. But is it actually legal to pull over and sleep at the roadside ...

AAA says more than 100 million travelers drive for the holiday season. For those passing through Mississippi, they may want to find a spot to rest and grab a power nap. Truck stops, travel centers and ...

AAA says hundreds of millions of drivers travel for the holiday season every year. For those driving through Georgia, they may want to find a rest stop and grab a power nap. Georgia has no specific ...

Q: Dave Rogers said he recently drove back to the Inland Empire from Oregon, driving south from San Jose along the 5 Freeway and through the Grapevine. Rogers said he counted six rest areas closed ...

Florida law generally prohibits sleeping overnight in a vehicle in public spaces. You are permitted to sleep in your car at a Florida rest stop for up to three hours. Some cities, like Key West, have ...

Say you're traveling over the river and through the woods and get really drowsy, is it OK to pull off into one of Michigan's 61 highway rest areas for a nap. Yes, it is. The Michigan Department of ...