View travel segments that include toll roads, turnpikes, and expressways where fees apply—often offering faster or more direct routing.
Residential routes form the backbone of America’s communities, winding through neighborhoods, subdivisions, and small-town streets. These roads may not be part of the interstate system, but they offer an intimate look at the places people call home. Whether it’s tree-lined boulevards, quiet cul-de-sacs, or neighborhood connectors, residential highways and roads reveal the everyday rhythm of local life.
Many of these routes also serve light commercial traffic, linking homes to schools, corner stores, gas stations, and small business hubs. These stretches often blur the line between residential and commercial, acting as community lifelines where people work, shop, and socialize. The presence of low-volume commercial activity adds both utility and vibrancy to these corridors, making them essential for regional connectivity.
From suburban arterials to the main streets of small towns, the Residential tag covers videos and drives that highlight America’s more grounded and relatable roadways. While they may lack the drama of mountain switchbacks or coastal byways, these roads offer a sense of place that’s just as important. If you’re curious about how people live, commute, and connect in towns across the country, these routes are the perfect starting point.
Travel east through the heart of Northwest Arkansas along U.S. Route 412 from Siloam Springs to Springdale. This 19-mile drive captures the region’s growth, connecting historic small towns and new developments to the I-49 corridor and greater metro area.
Explore a dynamic stretch of California Route 2 through Los Angeles—from the boutiques of Beverly Hills to the breezy streets of Santa Monica. Discover urban contrasts, historic Route 66 traces, and Westside charm along Santa Monica Boulevard.
Explore Arkansas Highway 59 from Van Buren to Siloam Springs—a 58-mile rural route through the Mountain Fork Valley, small towns, forested hills, and peaceful farmland in western Arkansas.
Discover Alabama Highway 25 from Vincent to Leeds — a winding foothill drive through Shelby County’s forests, farms, and tight curves, ending in the suburban gateway of Leeds. A perfect backroad escape with mountain charm just outside Birmingham.
Take a 2-mile drive along Riverfront Drive in North Little Rock, Arkansas, following the Arkansas River past the 30Crossing project and into the heart of the city’s vibrant riverfront district.
Take a relaxing 11-mile drive along Colonel Glenn Road from Ferndale to Little Rock, Arkansas. This eastbound route winds through forested neighborhoods and light commercial zones before reaching I-430 on the city’s edge.
Take a 6-mile drive along Congo Road from Benton to Salem, Arkansas, crossing Interstate 30 and transitioning from suburban neighborhoods to rural countryside as the road becomes Old Congo Road. Discover a mix of residential, wooded, and agricultural scenery along this …
Take a peaceful 5-mile drive along Arkansas Highway 190 from Tull to Shaw. Follow the gentle bends of the Saline River through forested landscapes and rural backroads on this quiet stretch of central Arkansas.
Take a scenic 5-mile drive along Traskwood Road from Glen Rose to Traskwood, Arkansas, passing through forested areas, farmland, and peaceful rural communities before reaching AR-229.
Take a scenic 14-mile drive along Arkansas Highway 298 from Paron to Benton. This hidden route through Saline County features rolling hills, forest views, and a few winding curves for adventurous drivers and motorcyclists alike.
Take a quiet drive west along Burlingame Road from Colonel Glenn Road to Kanis Road just outside Little Rock, Arkansas. This scenic 4-mile stretch blends wooded hills, rural charm, and easy access to the city.
Take a peaceful 4-mile drive along Saltillo Road from Vilonia to Saltillo, Arkansas. This rural route through Faulkner County passes farmland, woods, and quiet countryside, offering a scenic shortcut between U.S. 64 and AR-286.