Different State Roads

Since my trip has started, I visited different states. From what I saw, different states have different road conditions and even different road markings.

So far, California has the worst roads and highest gas prices. Probably because this state is nearing bankruptcy. The moment I crossed the road to Arizona the roads were in much better condition.

Nevada has its own uniqueness too - in big city and nearby freeways the roads are marked with "button" that reflect light.

And finally, in Utah the roads are pretty good. Nothing special.

In the upcoming weeks: Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Canada, Washington, and Oregon. There is something to wait for.

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The Price of Rentals

In ten days I'm going to land in Los Angeles for a road trip. Not only in Los Angeles, but across the Mid-West and then some of the Northeast of the United States. To do that, I'm renting a car. Unfortunately, this is a very expensive business.

The rental itself is not very expensive. Basic cars cost about $20-$25 per day, so it's not such a big deal. The problem starts when adding taxes, fees, and those anooying insurance addons.

Basically, car retnal companies give a car with no insurance. Customers have to pay for every scratch, or pay for insurances and protections.

Luckily, I found some discounts for my reservation, so I'll be able to drive without bankrupting myself.

Also, don't worry. I'll keep you updated on my trip as well.

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