America's Greatest Toll-Free Highways & Scenic Routes

Stretching from the Atlantic coast in Boston, MA to the Pacific Ocean in Newport, OR, US-20 is the longest continuous road in the United States. It provides a magnificent toll-free alternative to the Massachusetts Turnpike, New York Thruway, and Indiana Toll Road while passing through the Finger Lakes, Indiana Dunes, Iowa farmland, and Yellowstone National Park.

America's first transcontinental automobile highway remains one of the best kept secrets for commuters between Chicago, Fort Wayne, Mansfield, and Canton. US-30 is a 4-lane divided highway across nearly all of Indiana and Ohio, allowing drivers to bypass over $35 in I-80/90 turnpike fees at minimal time cost.

Winding along dramatic sea cliffs from Dana Point in Southern California through Big Sur to the Olympic Peninsula in Washington, this legendary route is completely free of toll charges while providing unforgettable ocean views and redwood forests.

Connecting the Canadian border at Fort Kent, ME to the southernmost point in Key West, FL, US-1 connects historic colonial capitals, the Overseas Highway bridges across the Florida Keys, and dozens of beach towns with zero toll requirements.

Known as "America's Favorite Drive", the Blue Ridge Parkway connects Shenandoah National Park in Virginia to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina. No commercial trucks, no billboards, and zero toll booths.