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200 Fun and Engaging Trivia Questions for Road Trips

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If you are stuck in the car on a long drive, I’ve curated 200 trivia questions to pass the time.

Questions are sorted out by topic. See how much you know and learn new factoids along the way! You’re sure to come across interesting conversation points to prevent awkward silences.

Each answer is hidden until you click to reveal it, so you can play along with teammates or even play solo in the backseat.

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Car & Highway Trivia Questions

1. How many states does Route 66 run through?

2. On which island can you find the Road to Hana?

3. What is the longest highway in the world?

4. The Trans-Canada Highway is the world’s second-longest highway. How long is it?

5. What is the name of the famous scenic highway that runs along California’s coastline?

6. What road connects the East Coast and West Coast of the United States, spanning approximately 3,073 miles?

7. The Amalfi Coast, a scenic coastal drive, is located in which country?

8. Which African country is known for the Garden Route, a popular road trip destination with stunning coastal views?

9. What was the first mass-produced car model?

10. How many bridges connect the Overseas Highway from mainland Florida to Key West?

11. Which city was the first to have a public bus service?

12. The Great Ocean Road is a scenic drive in which country?

13. Who founded Tesla?

14. What is the shortest interstate highway in the U.S?

15. What is the world’s busiest airport by passenger traffic?

16. Which city has the oldest subway system in the world?

17. What does SUV stand for in the automotive world?

18. The Orient Express train route traditionally ran between which two cities?

19. Which country has the highest number of bicycles per capita?

20. What is the longest bridge in the world?

21. Which is the largest car manufacturing company in the world?

22. What is the largest airline in the world by fleet size?

23. The Channel Tunnel connects which two countries?

24. The first successful electric car was built in what year?

25. In what year was the U.S Interstate Highway System established?

26. Which is the most visited national park in the United States?

27. What is the highest drivable road in North America?

Geography Trivia Questions

28. What is the capital city of Japan?

29. Which European city is famous for its canals and gondolas?

30. What is the official nickname of the state of Nevada, a popular road trip destination?

31. In which country would you find the ancient city of Machu Picchu?

32. What is the currency used in France?

33. Which African country is known as the “Land of a Thousand Hills”?

34. What is the official language of Brazil?

35. What is the smallest country in the world?

36. What is the name of the famous geyser found in Yellowstone National Park?

37. What is the name of the iconic waterfall located on the border of Argentina and Brazil?

38. What is the largest desert in the world?

39. Which country has the most islands in the world?

40. What is the only country that lies in all four hemispheres?

41. Which Asian city is known for its impressive skyline, including landmarks like the Petronas Twin Towers?

42. How many official languages does Switzerland have?

43. Which South American country is famous for the Galápagos Islands?

44. Which state has the longest coastline in the U.S?

45. What is the longest river in the world?

46. The Statue of Liberty was a gift from which country?

47. What is the world’s highest waterfall?

48. What is the currency of India?

49. What is the tallest mountain in Africa?

50. Which country is known as the Land of the Rising Sun?

51. The Acropolis is a famous landmark in which city?

52. The Amazon Rainforest is primarily located in which country?

53. Which country has more lakes than the rest of the world combined?

54. The Great Wall of China spans how many provinces?

55. Which Egyptian pharaoh is known for building the Great Pyramid at Giza?

56. What was the famous global trade route that connected Europe, Africa, and Asia during the Middle Ages?

57. Which brand tagline is “Just Do It”?

Brand Slogan Trivia Questions

58. Which brand tagline is “I’m Lovin’ It”?

59. What is “The Happiest Place on Earth”?

60. What is KFC’s tagline?

61. What candy “Melts in Your Mouth, Not in Your Hands”?

62. Which chain restaurant says “Have It Your Way”?

63. “Think Different.”

64. Which cellphone company uses the phrase “Can You Hear Me Now?”?

65. “Snap, Crackle, Pop” is the sound which cereal makes?

66. What is “The Breakfast of Champions”?

67. “Taste the Rainbow” is the tagline for what candy?

68. Where can you “Eat Fresh”?

69. Who dares you “Betcha Can’t Eat Just One”?

70. “Don’t Leave Home Without It” refers to what?

71. What is Home Depot’s slogan?

72. “Every Kiss Begins with K” is from what company?

73. What is “The Quicker Picker Upper”?

74. What drink “Gives You Wings”?

75. Which chain wants you to “Eat Mor Chikin”?

76. Where can you shop to “Save Money. Live Better”?

77. What is Taco Bell’s slogan?

78. Whose slogan is, “Because You’re Worth It”?

79. What brand encourages its customers to “Open Happiness”?

Food & Drink Trivia Questions

80. What type of pasta translates to “little worms” in Italian?

81. Which fruit is known as “the king of fruits”?

82. Which country is famous for inventing the sandwich?

83. Which spice is made from the stigma of the crocus flower and is one of the most expensive spices in the world?

84. What are neeps and tatties?

85. From which country does the dessert Tiramisu originate?

86. What is the largest pizza ever made by area, according to the Guinness World Records?

87. What fruit takes the title of the world’s most popular, based on consumption?

88. Which country is the largest producer of wine?

89. What is the name of the traditional Japanese soup made with soybean paste?

90. Which country is the largest coffee producer in the world?

91. Where was the Caesar salad invented?

92. Which is the only edible food that never spoils?

93. What is the official state fruit of Georgia?

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Animal Trivia Questions

94. Which animal is known as the “king of the jungle” but is not actually found in jungles?

95. What is the national bird of the United States of America?

96. Which mammal is the only flying species?

97. Which animal is often called the “ship of the desert”?

98. What is the national animal of Australia?

99. What is the largest species of living reptile?

100. What animal has five hearts?

101. Which marine creature is often referred to as the “sea cow” due to its gentle nature and herbivorous diet?

102. What is the average lifespan of a queen bee?

103. What is the heaviest dog breed in the world?

104. What is the only bird that can fly forward, backward, and upside down?

105. What is the fastest aquatic animal?

106. What’s the name of the groundhog in Pennsylvania used for determining his shadow Groundhog Day?

107. What is the national animal of Scotland?

108. What is the world’s largest fish?

Car Movie Trivia Questions

109. What is Herbie the Volkswagen Beetle’s racing number?

110. Which two actors starred in the comedy “Planes, Trains and Automobiles”?

111. Who wrote the book “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang”?

112. In the movie “Cars,” what is the name of the town where Lightning McQueen ends up?

113. What song by Willie Nelson is often associated with road trips?

114. In “National Lampoon’s Vacation,” what is the name of the amusement park the Griswold family is trying to reach?

115. What is the name of the hitchhiker in “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre”?

116. In the original Knight Rider series, the iconic car’s name was KITT. What did K-I-T-T stand for?

117. What type of car is “Bumblebee” in the “Transformers” movie series?

118. How many Mini Coopers were used in the filming of the 2003 “The Italian Job”?

119. What is the name of the iconic car from “The Dukes of Hazzard” series?

120. How many of the ‘Fast and the Furious’ movies did Justin Lin direct?

121. What time is the Hill Valley clock tower frozen at in “Back to the Future”?

122. What year was “American Graffiti” released?

123. Who sings the classic road trip anthem, “Born to be Wild”?

Theme Park Trivia Questions

124. What year did Disneyland open?

125. What does EPCOT stand for?

126. What is the oldest theme park in the world?

127. Which is the largest SeaWorld park?

128. What did the 6 flags at Six Flags Theme Park originally represent?

129. Where is the tallest rollercoaster in the world?

130. What is the largest indoor theme park in the world?

131. What is the name of the ferris wheel landmark in London?

132. What zoo does the Irwin family live in?

133. Universal Studios first opened to the public in 1915. How much was admission?

134. How many Legoland theme parks are there?

World History Trivia Questions

135. How many lifeboats were on the Titanic?

136. Who was the first Roman emperor?

137. Which mountain erupted in 79 AD, burying the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum under volcanic ash?

138. Which medieval heroine led the French army to several victories during the Hundred Years’ War and was later canonized as a saint?

139. Which empire, founded by Genghis Khan, became the largest contiguous land empire in history?

140. Which event, often considered the starting point of World War II, occurred on September 1, 1939, when Germany invaded its neighbor?

141. What was the name of the period of renewed interest in art, culture, and learning that emerged in Europe during the 14th to 17th centuries?

142. How tall was Robert Wadlow, the tallest man in recorded history?

143. Which famous document, signed in 1215, limited the powers of the English monarch and laid the foundation for constitutional law?

144. Which city was the capital of the Byzantine Empire and is now known as Istanbul?

145. Which country was the first to use paper for money?

TV Show Trivia Questions

146. What is the hometown of “The Simpsons”?

147. What is the name of the diner in the show “Seinfeld”?

148. Which comedy series features the Bluth family?

149. Who is the chemistry teacher turned meth producer in “Breaking Bad”?

150. What is the name of the fictional town where “Stranger Things” is set?

151. In “The Office,” what is the name of the paper company?

152. In Doctor Who, what does TARDIS stand for?

153. What field of work is Chandler Bing’s job in “Friends”?

154. Who is the eldest Stark child in “Game of Thrones”?

155. Who is the voice of Bart Simpson?

156. What is the name of the holiday Leslie Knope created to celebrate female friendships?

157. What horror movie does Moira Rose star in in Schitt’s Creek?

158. What is the name of Jamie Fraser’s Scottish family home in Outlander?

159. Who holds the record for most Grammys won in their lifetime?

Game & Toy Trivia Questions

160. What is the name of the victim in the classic game of Clue?

161. Which country was LEGO invented?

162. “Pluto Platter” is the original name for which toy?

163. What classic board game is known as Draughts in England?

164. In the game Jenga, how many wooden blocks are initially stacked?

165. What was the first recorded kite made out of?

166. The very first Hot Wheels car released in 1968 was what kind of car?

167. In the game Monopoly, how much money do you collect when you pass ‘Go’?

168. What are the 6 colors on the Rubik’s Cube?

169. In the game of Scrabble, how many points is the letter Z worth?

170. What are Tonk Toys named after?

171. If you stretched a standard Slinky out flat, how long would it be?

172. Who goes first in chess?

173. What game uses meeples?

174. In the game of Battleship, how many ships does each player start with?

175. What board game requires players to collect resources such as ore, wheat, and brick?

Science Trivia Questions

176. What is the hardest substance in the human body?

177. What is the boiling point of water in Fahrenheit?

178. What is the largest organ in the human body?

179. What is the name of the outermost layer of Earth’s atmosphere?

180. Who invented the telephone?

181. What is the strongest magnitude earthquake ever recorded?

182. What element has the symbol Au on the periodic table?

183. What is the name of the largest ocean on the planet Earth?

184. What is the central core of an atom called?

185. What is the most abundant element in the universe?

186. What is the process by which green plants use sunlight to synthesize food from carbon dioxide and water?

187. What blood type is known as the universal donor?

188. What term refers to animals that are active during the night?

189. DNA stands for what?

190. What is the hardest mineral known to humans?

Famous Quote Trivia Questions

191. Who said “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.”

192. Who said “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.”

193. Who said “In three words, I can sum up everything I’ve learned about life: it goes on.”

194. Who said “My dog stepped on a bee.”?

195. Who says “Facts don’t care about your feelings.”?

196. Which author wrote the line, “It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife”?

197. Who said, “Imagination is more important than knowledge”?

198. What movie is the quote “Here’s looking at you, kid” from?

199. In which movie does Clint Eastwood say, “Go ahead, make my day”?

200. Who uses the phrase “Here’s your sign”?

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30 Road Trip Trivia Games for Long Car Rides

Whether you’re heading to an amusement park with the family, spending the weekend at the lake with your friends, or traveling with coworkers on a much-dreaded work trip, you’re going to have a few lengthy car rides in front of you. Long car rides can either be a serious drag, or an opportunity for lots of fun.

How can you turn a long car ride into a fun and exciting time for everyone? By playing games! While it’s fun to come up with your own games on the fly, it’s always helpful to have a list of games you can pull from to always switch it up and keep things exciting.

Today, we’re going to cover 30 of the most fun road trip trivia games for long car rides and show you how you and your friends or family can play them on your next trip. From classics like 21 Questions and I Spy to new games that are sure to become instant favorites, you’ll find something for everyone on this road trip trivia list.

Best Road Trip Trivia Apps

It’s safe to assume there’s at least one smartphone among the people in the car, and that phone is a huge asset when it comes to road trip trivia. Here are some of the best trivia apps to check out on your next getaway.

Jeopardy! World Tour

World Tour is the latest mobile app from one of the greatest trivia games of all time. This is our favorite road trip trivia app because there’s an offline mode that you can enjoy even if your phone loses service along the way.

This app features a multiple-choice question format and various difficulty levels, making it a great road trip trivia for families option and easy to adapt to play with the other people in the car.

Plus, you can also play by yourself if the rest of the car isn’t up for another trivia round. If you’re armed with an encyclopedia of fun facts for car rides, you’ll want to try your luck at this fun and addicting trivia game.

This app is perfect for the car because it has an uncluttered interface with text that’s large enough for everyone to read. There are tons of categories and questions in the app, which can provide you with hours of road trip trivia fun.

Psych is a play on classic party games like Balderdash! Where you must come up with the craziest answers to your friend’s questions to score points. If everyone in the car has a smartphone, you can all connect and play this hilarious game that will keep you entertained for hours.

Unfortunately, since everyone needs to use a smartphone to play the game, the driver can’t get in on the fun. That may be a good thing, since they’ll be able to focus on the road instead.

Guess The Song

This app is similar to SongPop 2, which is one of the most popular “name that tune” apps for Android and iOS, but where SongPop2 is more about online multiplayer competition, Guess The Song has a single-player mode which is easy to adapt so everyone in the car can play.

You can play together, or take turns to see who can name songs the fastest. There are plenty of playlists to choose from, with music ranging from the 60s to today.

Popcorn Trivia

If you’re in a car full of movie buffs, Popcorn Trivia is the perfect road trip trivia questions game for you. The game is free to play, and it features a vast library of different movie trivia questions from several different genres. You can compete against each other or together, and you can unlock new trivia packs from popular movies and TV shows with the points you earn in the game.

Road Trip Trivia Games

The trivia apps above are lots of fun, but you may not always have access to a smartphone with a strong signal during your road trip. Thankfully, road trip trivia has been around a lot longer than smartphones, so there are some great games you can play without the help of your phone.

We’ve assembled a list of some of the best and most fun classic road trip games for you and your squad to play as you’re making your way across the country.

Two Truths and a Lie

This fun-for-everyone game is always entertaining, and it’s a great way to get to know your fellow road trippers better. Two Truths and a Lie is perfect for playing with co-workers, friends, and family. All you need to do to win is separate fact from fiction.

Here’s How to Play

• Pick which passenger will start the game
• That passenger tells the car three statements. Two are true, and one is a lie
• The rest of the car tries to determine which statement is false
• Once the round is over, it’s the next passengers turn to tell Two Truths and a Lie

Would You Rather

Hands down one of the most fun games for the entire group is Would You Rather. This game is fun for the whole family, but it can be a real blast when the adults are playing. This game is one of our favorite road trip quizzes for couples since it’s a great way to get to know your partner while also passing the time while driving.

• Each question much follow the Would You Rather format
• Make sure that each question you ask presents a serious dilemma

Here are some Would You Rather road trip questions to get started with:

• Would you rather eat chicken every day for a year, or not be able to eat chicken at all?
• Would you rather be 10 minutes late everywhere you go, or 20 minutes early?
• Would you rather absolute freedom or absolute safety?
• When you die, if you could be reborn, would you rather exist in the future or the past?
• Would you rather spend a year in prison or a year in a hospital?
• Would you rather be the most gullible person in the world or lose the ability to tell a lie?
• Would you rather go to the past to meet your ancestors, or to the future to meet your future relatives?

Would You Rather can also be a silly and fun game if you’re traveling with children. If there are kids in the car, here’s some Would You Rather questions that are perfect for them:

21 Questions

From young kids to grandparents, 21 Questions is a classic game everyone can enjoy. This game of deduction requires passengers to guess the person, place, or thing that the player is thinking of, using a maximum of 21 questions to figure it out.

Here’s how to Play

• The first player thinks of a person, place, or thing
• The rest of the players can ask up to 21 questions to figure out what the first player is thinking of
• The first player responds with yes or no answers to each question they’re asked
• If the rest of the car can’t figure out the answer in 21 questions, player one wins
• If someone correctly guesses the answer within 21 questions, that person becomes the next to choose a person, place, or thing

Name That Tune

If you’re traveling with a bunch of music enthusiasts, Name That Tune can be one of the most fun games to play. All you’ll need is an app like Spotify or Apple Music (or someone in the car with an extensive music library.)

Here’s How To Play

• Appoint one person in the car as the host for that round
• That person finds a popular playlist and plays a song
• The other passengers try and guess the song as quickly as possible
• If a passenger says “pass,” the host moves on to the next song
• Whoever guesses correctly first gets the point

The Bad Movie Plot Game

This hilarious game is perfect for a car full of movie buffs, and it’s a great way to pass the time during long car rides. The premise is simple: you must guess the name of the movie based on an incredibly poor plot description from the host.

• The host of the game thinks of a movie
• The host describes the plot of the movie correctly, but in the worst way possible
• The rest of the car tries to guess the correct movie
• Whoever guesses correctly becomes the host of the next round

Here are a few examples:

• Talking gremlin convinces a son to murder his father (Star Wars Episode V)
• Family abandons their troublemaker son on Christmas vacation in hopes robbers will abduct him (Home Alone)

The Movie Game

This game is another one that’s tons of fun for movie buffs. In The Movie Game, participants take turns naming movies and actors until one of the participants is stumped.

• The first player starts the game by naming a popular movie, such as Titanic
• The next player names an actor from the movie, like Leonardo DiCaprio
• The next player must name another movie that the actor was in, for example, Wolf of Wall Street
• The game continues until someone is stumped. If you can’t think of a movie or actor, you’re eliminated!
• The last remaining player is the winner of the round

Questions, Questions, Questions

Is there a lull in conversation? This game is a great way to get the juices flowing and get some more energy in the car. Playing Questions, Questions, Questions is as simple as asking fun and intriguing questions to the other people in the car. This game is a great way to get to know your crew even better than you do now.

Here are a few great examples to get the conversation going again:

• What is the most interesting thing you saw online this week?
• If you were a gifted scientist with unlimited resources, what would you study and why?
• What person, alive or dead, would you like to have dinner with and why?

Smurfing is a great way to get everybody laughing while passing the time on a long car ride. In this game, the player will need to guess the action that the rest of the car has come up with as quickly as possible by asking a series of questions.

• The player must cover their ears while the rest of the car comes up with an action
• Once the car has come up with an action, the player must try to guess that action by asking questions. In the questions, “smurf” is the stand-in for the action.
• Ex. When is the best time to smurf? Does smurfing make you sweat? Do you smurf inside or outside?
• The player must guess the action in as few questions as possible

Fortunately, Unfortunately

This fun game requires a bit of imagination, so it’s perfect for playing with the kids. It’s an easy game to keep going for hours, and the more crazy and imaginative you are, the more fun it is to play.

• The first player begins with a statement that starts with “Fortunately…”
• The next player follows up that statement with a statement beginning with “Unfortunately…”
• Each additional player adds a statement following the fortunately/unfortunately format

Here’s an example:

• ortunately, I brought delicious cookies for everybody
• Unfortunately, every fifth cookie in the box will give you gas
• Fortunately, you won’t be able to hear it
• Unfortunately, everyone else within a five-mile radius will

This game is a fun variation on 21 Questions, and it’s fun to play with friends, family, or the kids. With a little bit of logic and some deductive questioning, contestants must identify the famous person the rest of the car is thinking of.

• The contestant must cover their ears or listen to music while the rest of the car decides on a famous person
• The contestant then asks yes or no questions to figure out who the famous person is

Truth or Dare

One of the most classic games to cure boredom on long car rides, Truth or Dare, is especially fun to play with your friends. This classic game is about as simple as it gets.

• The first contestant is asked to choose either truth or dare
• If the contestant selects truth, they’ll be forced to answer any question truthfully
• If the contestant selects dare, they must complete a dare posed by one of the other contestants
• The game continues on to the next contestant

The Counting Game

This silly game is perfect for families, and it’s a great way to pass the time during long road trips. The purpose of the game is to get to the highest number possible without any two players saying the same number at once.

• The game begins when a player says the number one
• The remaining players have five seconds to say number two
• If more than one person says the next number at the same time, the game ends, and you restart from one

The Song Lyric Game

This fun game is a great way for music buffs to stay entertained on a road trip. Face off with your fellow road trippers in a lyric battle for the right to control the stereo.

• Players must sing the lyrics to the current song on the stereo for one minute
• The first player to successfully nail every lyric in the song for a minute straight can control the stereo
• Once another player is able to sing a minute’s worth of lyrics to whatever song is on, they gain control of the stereo

Do you have the best taste in music in the car? Put your style to the test against your friends or family in this fun battle game. In order to play, you’ll need at least three people, so this game is perfect for families and groups of friends.

• First, appoint someone in the car as the judge
• The judge picks a music category i.e., pop, hip hop, rock, etc.
• The remaining people in the car take turns playing the “best” song from that category
• The judge awards a point to whichever person plays the best song

Did You Know?

A favorite road trip trivia game for couples and friends, this one is a great way to get to know the people you’re with even better than you do now.

To play the game, each person in the car takes turns sharing an interesting (and unknown) fact about themselves. Each player must begin by saying, “Did you know that I…” and then adding a fun factoid the others in the car don’t know about them

The Rhyming Game

Are you a wordsmith? The Rhyming Game is your time to shine! All you’ll need to do is start with a word, and then everyone must come up with a rhyming word before time expires.

• The first player begins by choosing any word they like
• The next player must say a word that rhymes with the first word
• Each additional player must do the same
• Players have fifteen seconds to come up with a rhyming word, or they’re eliminated

The Spelling Bee

Are you the best speller in the car? Test your knowledge against your friends and family with a spelling bee game. Use Google to find a list of difficult to spell words, and host a spelling bee in the car!

• One person in the car must be appointed The Word Master
• The Word Master selects a word for the first player to spell
• If the player spells their word correctly, the Word Master selects a word for the next player
• The game continues until there is only one super speller left

Backward Sentences Game

It may seem easy, but this game is harder than you may think! Can you say a sentence backward?

• The first player says a sentence
• The next player must repeat the sentence backward
• Each player gets the point for every correct backward sentence
• The player with the most points after five minutes wins the game

If you’re surrounded by people with great imaginations, this game is bound to be loads of fun. Each person in the car adds a new sentence to the story, and before you know it, you and your crew will have weaved a crazy tale that’s sure to get everyone laughing and having fun.

• The first player begins by telling the first sentence of a story
• Each subsequent player adds a sentence to the story
• See how long you can keep the story going

Truth or a Lie?

Are you a good liar? If so, you’ll love playing this game, which will put your detective skills to the test as you root out which of your friends is telling the truth and who is spinning an elaborate lie.

• The first player tells an elaborate story about their past
• The story can be true or false
• The remaining players must decide if the story is real or fake
• The first player to guess correctly receives a point
• The next player tells a story and the game repeats

Sorry I’m Late

This fun game adds a spin to the bad movie plot game we mentioned earlier. Can you guess which movie they’re thinking of from a single sentence?

• The first player explains why they were late by describing the plot of a movie in a single sentence
• Ex. “Sorry I’m late, I was saving the world from an alien invasion on the Fourth of July” (Independence Day)
• The remaining players take turns guessing which movie the first player was talking about
• Whoever answers correctly becomes the next contestant in the game

The Going on Vacation Game

How good is your memory? This game is a great way to see which member of your party is the best at remembering fine details, and it’s lots of fun to play. Each player adds a new item to the list when it’s their turn, and it’s up to the next player to remember everything on the list, in order.

• The first player starts by saying “I’m going on vacation and I’m bringing…” and adds an item
• I.E., I’m going on vacation, and I’m bringing a T-shirt
• The next player must repeat the sentence, the first item, and then add an additional item
• The game continues until a player can’t remember all of the other items on the list

This classic game is fun for the whole family, and it’s one that practically everyone already knows how to play.

• The first player selects an object from the car or countryside
• The player then says “I spy with my eye something beginning with the letter [first letter of object]
• The other players take turns guessing what the item is
• Each correct guess earns a point
• The player with the most points at the end of the game wins

Silence is golden, and that’s especially true for parents who are trying to find some peace from their kids during a road trip. This game couldn’t be any easier to play. The object is to remain quiet for as long as possible. Whoever goes the longest without making a sound wins!

What Are You Waiting For?

We just provided you with 30 of the most fun road trip trivia and other games around, which should give you and your fellow passengers hours of entertainment on your trip. Keep this list of games handy, so you and your crew will always have something to keep you occupied during your road trip.

What are some of your favorite road trip trivia games? How do you like to pass the time on a long ride? Let us know in the comments!

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81 FUN AND TOTALLY FREE ROAD TRIP TRIVIA QUESTIONS

Post Summary: A collection of road trip trivia questions and answers to help keep you entertained on the open road.

The key to a fun road trip with family or friends is to have a collection of fun games ready to whip out when you’re feeling bored and need to change things up.

After the success with our prior post on 160 Fun, Deep, and Sometimes Silly Road Trip Questions , I knew I wanted to come up with some more fun road trip games, and more specifically… ROAD TRIP TRIVIA!

As a total trivia nut, I may have had a little too much fun rummaging through the internet to come up with this list of road trip trivia for long car rides.

These car ride trivia questions are all built around the theme of US travel, road trips, and landmarks. There also might be a sprinkle of something totally random.

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FUN TRIVIA FOR ROAD TRIPS

1. Route 66 also goes by the names The Main Street of America, The Will Rogers Highway, and the Mother Road. What novelist, in their depression-era saga, coined the term “The Mother Road?” . . . John Steinbeck in his novel The Grapes Of Wrath

2. In 2003, fed up with the bad press, the stealing of signs, and the mysterious traffic accidents, transportation departments from Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico decided to rename what is now Highway 491. What was Highway 491’s former name? . . . Route 666

3. What coastal spot along the Pacific Coast Highway has been prominently featured by Henry Miller, John Steinbeck, and John Kerouac ? . . . Big Sur

4. What animal is the ultimate “road tripper” and travels every year for up to 2000 miles to make it to the coast of California before winter? . . . The Monarch Butterfly

5. What is the least visited state in the US? . . . Alaska is the least visited state averaging 2.5 million visitors a year.

6. What is the most visited state in the US? . . . California. In 2018, the state generated 140 billion dollars in tourism.

7. What was the first official National Park of the United States? . . . Yellowstone National Park became the nation’s first “official” National Park on March 1, 1872.

8. What was the first unofficial National Park of the United States? . . . Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas became federally protected land in 1832. Because there wasn’t a national park system in place yet, it’s “unofficially” the first National Park. It didn’t become a National Park until 1921.

9. What city has the worst traffic in the US? . . . Boston, MA. A Boston driver spends, on average, 149 hours per year in traffic.

10. What car do you need to spot in order to play the classic road trip game of screaming “punch buggy” or “Slug Bug” while punching your fellow passengers in the arm? . . . A Volkswagen Beetle or VW “Bug”

11. What highway has the grim distinction of having the most fatalities in the US? . . . Interstate 4 in Florida

12. Which state in the US has the highest legal speed limit at 85mph? . . . Texas State Highway 130.

13.  Which state is known as the gem state? . . . With its abundance of natural minerals and its history as a mining state, Idaho is nicknamed the Gem State.

14. The popular theme park, Six Flags is a reference to the six nations that have governed Texas. What are the six nations? . .

. France, Spain, Mexico, The Republic of Texas, The United States, Confederate States of America

15. Huckleberries are a sought-after summer berry that can not be cultivated. What are the five states where you can find huckleberries growing in the wild?  . . . Idaho, Washington, Montana, Oregon, Alaska

16. What is the longest river in the United States? . . . At 2,536 miles, the Missouri River is the longest river in the US.

17. What part of the US is famous for having reached a temperature of 134 degrees, the hottest temp ever recorded in the world? . . . Death Valley, California

18. The Mighty Five is a nickname for what five popular national parks in America? . . . The Mighty 5 is a reference to the five national parks located in Southern Utah: Capitol Reef, Arches , Canyonlands , Zion, and Bryce Canyon.

READ MORE: Learn how to see Utah’s most gorgeous landscapes on an extraordinary Mighty 5 Road Trip .

19. Why is Chicago called the windy city? . . . Though the origins aren’t 100% known, it has nothing to do with its harsh weather. It’s believed that the term was coined in the late 1800s to describe the political landscape in Chicago at the time and its “long-winded” politicians.

20. What is the windiest major city in the US? . . . This windiest city in the US seems to change every year, but Boston, MA, remains the windiest major city in the US.

21. What National Park in Kentucky boasts the glory of having the world’s longest cave? . . . Mammoth Cave National Park has the longest cave system in the world. 400 miles have been explored, and it’s estimated that the cave continues on for an extra 600 miles.

22. Which city in the US was named the #1 adventure city by National Geographic, the top mountain biking town by Bike Magazine, and the #1 town in the West by Outside Magazine? . . . Boise, Idaho

23. Which mountains (pictured above) are famous for their smoky blue-tinged hue? . . . The Blue Ridge Mountains near Asheville, North Carolina

24.  What state is famous for having the most usable natural hot springs in the country? . . . Idaho

READ MORE: Learn how to see Idaho’s natural hot springs with our guide to the best hot springs near Boise .

25.  What year were American Indians given US citizenship by  Congress? . . . 1924

26. What is the deepest lake in the US? . . . Crater Lake in Oregon is the deepest lake in the US, reaching a depth of 1943 feet.

27. Who owns and operates the GPS (Global Positioning System) you are probably using right this second? . . . The Global Positioning System is a space-based navigational system owned by the US Government and operated by the United States Air Force.

28. What is California’s state animal that can be seen on its state flag? . . . The grizzly bear. Oddly enough, the grizzly bear is extinct in CA and was last seen in 1922.

28. Which city in the US has the most microbreweries per capita? . . . Portland, Maine, comes in first, with Asheville, NC, at a close second.

29. What is the #1 road trip song according to Time Out Magazine? . . . Born To Run by Bruce Springsteen

30. In the 90’s era movie Thelma and Louise, the two lead women famously end the movie by (SPOILER ALERT) driving off a cliff in the Grand Canyon. Where was the final scene actually filmed? . . . Dead Horse State Park in Utah. You can see pictures of this glorious state park on our Instagram here .

31. In what state is it illegal to hang fuzzy dice or air fresheners from your rearview mirror? . . . Chicago

32. This pictured street is known as the “crookedest street in the world.” Where does this street reside? . . . Lombard Street, located in San Francisco, CA, with its eight hairpin turns, is known as the “crookedest street in the world.” Technically, it’s the second “crookedest” street in the world, but the name has stuck.

33. The Bald Eagle is America’s official animal, but since they aren’t actually hairless, what does the “Bald” part of the name come from? . . . Bald is an old English word meaning white. The bird got its name from its signature white feathers.

34.  McDonalds arches are always displayed in their signature golden french fry color, except in Sedona, Arizona. What color are the arches in Sedona? . . . Turquoise. Sedona has a rule that prevents buildings and signage from clashing with the natural surroundings. They opted for the more aesthetically pleasing color of Turquoise.  

35. What animal that has become synonymous with American ideals of freedom and the pioneering West isn’t actually indigenous to the US and was brought over from Spain? . . . The mustang. The wild horses you can still see today are descendants of Spanish and Iberian Horses.

36. Which state boasts the tallest freesta nding sand dune in the US? . . . At 420 feet, Bruneau Dunes State Park located a one-hour drive from Boise, Idaho, is home to the tallest freestanding dune.

READ MORE: Learn more about Bruneau Dunes and ten other amazing day trips from Boise .

37.  What is the most widely grown product in the US? . . . Corn

38.  What is the least visited National Park in the US? . . . Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve in Alaska. It’s thought of as “one of the last truly wild places on earth.”

39. What is the most fatal job in the US? . . . The use of heavy machinery and working with heavy logs makes logging work the most dangerous job in the US.

40. Which state issues the most traffic tickets per year? . . . Ohio, with Pennsylvania and New York in second and third place.

41. What attraction in the US gets the most visitors every year? . . . Times Square in New York City is visited by 40 million people every year.

42. What country gifted The Statue of Liberty to the United States? . . . France

43. Which state in the US has a city famous for having a population of 1? . . . Monowi, Nebraska

44. Which city in the US houses the biggest amount of billionaires? . . . New York City

45. Which US City has the largest amount of hotel rooms? . . . Las Vegas, Nevada

46. Which state has the shortest road in the US, measuring roughly 15 feet long? . . . McKinley Street in Bellefontaine, Ohio

47. Which state had no speed limit until 1974, when Richard Nixon mandated a federal speed limit? . . . Montana

48. What is the most popular car in the USA? . . . Ford F-150

49. Which state has the most expensive speeding tickets? . .

. Virginia. On average, a ticket with fees and taxes will come out to $250-$300.

50. What skill did Jack Kerouac, the writer of “On the Road,” never acquire? . . . He never learned to drive.

51. In Lancaster, California, a road is grooved to play which popular theme song if driven at 50 mph? . . . William Tell’s Overture made famous by the TV show The Lone Ranger. Originally a TV ad stunt for Honda, the “musical road” is now preserved as an attraction by the city of Lancaster.

52. Every year, you can watch over a hundred of what kinds of animals swim to Chincoteague Island in Virginia? . . . Horses

53. In which state was the first parking meter installed? . . . Oklahoma in 1935.

54. What is the nickname for Las Vegas? . . . Sin City.

55. In what state is the oldest and longest boardwalk? . . . At more than 5 miles in length, New Jersey’s Atlantic City boardwalk is the longest in the country.

RANDOM ROAD TRIP TRIVIA

***For our final 25 road trip trivia questions, we thought we’d throw in 25 totally random trivia questions just for the fun of it. Enjoy!

56. How many bones are in the human body? . . . 206

57. How many hearts does an octopus have? . . . 3

58. What company owns Bugatti, Lamborghini, Audi, Porsche, and Ducati? . . . Volkswagen

59. What kind of flower bulbs were once exchanged as a form of currency? . . . Tulips

60. What is the fastest fish in the ocean? . . . Sailfish

61. What symbol, commonly used in pop culture, is technically called an octothorpe? . . . A hashtag

62. What “American” dessert comes from a recipe created in England and fruit indigenous to Asia? . . . Apple pie

63. What is the largest known living organism? . . . An aspen grove in Utah has an interconnected root system that is estimated to be 80,000 years old and takes up more than 100 acres.

64. What is the national animal of Scotland? . . . The Unicorn

65. What name is given to a cluster of flamingos? . . . A Flamboyance

66. If one could drive straight up into space, how long would the journey take? . . . Approximately one hour.

67. Cynophobia is the fear of what kind of animal? . . . Dogs

68. What popular soda drink used the slogan “Ya-hoo…It’ll Tickle Yore Innards!”? . . .

Mountain Dew

69. What is the most expensive spice in the world by weight? . . . Saffron

70. Nephelococcygia is the practice of doing what?

. . . Finding shapes in clouds.

71. In what state is it illegal to eat fried chicken with a fork?

. . .  Gainesville, Georgia, passed a measure in 1961 making it illegal to eat fried chicken with anything other than your hands. Largely a joke meant to promote Gainesville as a poultry center.

72. A small town in Iceland diverted a road so as not to disturb what creature?

. . . Elves.

73. What do you call a group of unicorns? . . . A blessing.

74. What does an American do on average 22 times a day?

. . . Open the fridge.

75. Christian Bale studied which actor’s mannerisms to prepare for his role as a psychotic killer in American Psycho? . . . Tom Cruise

76. The Ancient Romans used to drop what food item into their wine for good health? . . . Toast, which is why we “raise a toast.”

77. What spice, if taken in large quantities, produces a mind-altering effect? . . . Nutmeg

78. Google Images was created because of which actress and her iconic dress at the Grammys? . . . So many people were searching for pictures of Jennifer Lopez at the 2000 Grammys that the search engine added an image function.

79. If you hold your nose, what are you not able to do? . . . Hum

80. What year was the first iPhone released? . . . 2007

81. Where in the human body would you find the medulla oblongata? . . . The Brain

Did you ace the road trip trivia? If you’re looking for more entertainment, be sure to check out our fun road trip questions post and our list of 17+ things to do on a road trip .

Happy road-tripping!

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61 Fun Road Trip Trivia Questions and Answers

If you have a road trip planned, trivia questions are one of the best things for keeping people entertained in our humble opinion! So wile away the hours in the car with these 61 fun road trip trivia questions and answers.

As the days get longer, and the nights get warmer, you’ll get that feeling in your bones, and you’ll start to feel the call of the open road.

You’ll want to load up the car or the RV with snacks and supplies, get the map out, and set off. Or maybe you need to make the red-eye cross country if you’re moving house, or visiting relatives. 

Whatever the reason for your road trip, you can be certain of keeping everyone entertained, young and old, with these road trip trivia questions and answers.

General Road Trip Trivia Questions and Answers

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Let’s kick off our bumper list with some general questions. These are perfect for a warm-up, as we’ve got some real brain teasers later on!

How much do you and your passengers know about where you’re driving? Test your traveling companions with these crafty questions to see how much they know about the USA as you’re driving through!

Think you know a lot about the USA? Well, let’s see how you get on with some questions about the rest of the world! This section is for all you would-be globe trotters out there. Pack your passports and get ready for a gallop around the globe.

If you have done well with these road trip trivia questions and answers, you might be feeling cocky and in need of something extra. As a little bonus, see if you can work out the answers to these head-scratching riddles.

If you’ve loved these road trip trivia questions and answers, then check out these trivia topics:

• 79 United States Geography Trivia Questions and Answers
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Looking for more games to play on your next road trip? Check out this video for some inspiration:

Road trips can be the most fun things to get involved with. The excitement of getting everything and everyone together, the anticipation of arriving, seeing parts of the country you may never have seen before – we love it all, and we’re sure you do too!

However, it happens with every epic road trip – sometimes you get bored. And it’s moments like those when you need our bumper batch of fun road trip trivia questions and answers to keep everyone entertained!

From young and old, from driver to passenger, everyone can get involved in our fun road trip trivia questions and answers, and you’re guaranteed to be entertained for hours.

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250 Fun & Engaging Road Trip Questions to Keep Everyone Entertained For Hours

Planning an epic road trip? Keep everyone entertained for hours with over 250 road trip questions & conversation starters! Plus Free PDF printable!

Road Trip Questions & Conversation Starters

I don’t care who you are…if you’ve been on a road trip, you’ve said it. Or at least thought it.

The dreaded, “ Are we there yet? “

Whether you’re sick of your phone, have no cell service, have finished your books, or are tired of everyone saying, “Are we there yet?” one of the best ways to enjoy a long car ride is through good old fashioned conversation!

But…sometimes when you’re put on the spot, you freeze. It’s the worst when you can’t think of anything to talk about!

Enter: These 250 awesome done for you road trip questions and conversation starters.

Turning conversation into a road trip game is the perfect boredom buster for a long car ride. No matter if you’re traveling with kids, teens, your partner, or strangers, everyone can have fun by getting to know each other a little better.

What are the best car ride questions?

What are some questions to ask on a road trip? We love road trip questions because undoubtably you’ll learn something about your travel mates that you didn’t already know. What are the best card ride questions? Well…I guess you’ll have to decide!

In this post you’ll find:

• 100 random, fun, and funny road trip conversation starters
• 100 “Would You Rather” questions
• 50 “Favorite Things” questions
• “This or That” printable
• Road Trip scavenger hunt

Pick and choose which road trip questions work for you. Skip any that feel weird or uncomfortable or isn’t age appropriate.

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100 Best Questions to Ask on a Road Trip

What do you talk about on a road trip? If you’re looking for the best boredom busters for a long car ride…try answering some of these road trip questions. From simple to thought provoking to really random, here are 100 interesting road trip conversation starters:

• If you could move anywhere right now, where would you want to live?
• What did you want to be when you were little?
• What’s under your bed right now?
• If you could choose a new name, what would it be?
• If you could meet any president, who would you choose?
• If you could only see one color for the rest of your life, what would you choose?
• What is your biggest fear?
• Would you go to outer space if given the opportunity?
• Something you’re thankful for?
• Three things your dream house must have.
• If you could time travel, would you go to the future or the past?
• If you could be exceptional at one sport, what sport would you choose?
• Who is someone you admire?
• Three songs on your current playlist.
• Most embarrassing moment?
• If you could cure any disease, what would it be?
• Are you afraid of snakes?
• Do you believe in ghosts?
• Describe your perfect day.
• What’s your dream car?
• What’s something most people don’t know about you?
• Three things that always make you happy.
• What’s the hardest thing you’ve ever had to do?
• If you could speak another language, what would you like to speak?
• Where do you want to retire?
• What’s one thing you’d like people to remember you for when you die?
• What’s your most valuable possession?
• What’s the last book you read?
• What’s your signature dance move?
• Are you superstitious?
• What was your childhood nickname?
• Would you ever go on a reality show?
• What’s your biggest passion?
• Are you a thrill seeker?
• What’s the longest time you’ve been away from home?
• Describe your perfect date.
• Three things you like about yourself.
• What’s your love language?
• If you opened a store tomorrow, what would you sell?
• What calms you down when you’re angry?
• Biggest regret?
• Is a hot dog a sandwich?
• Three things that drive you crazy.
• Are you a morning person or a night owl?
• What personality traits do you look for in a partner?
• Biggest guilty pleasure?
• What is the last thing you googled?
• Do you believe in aliens?
• What are your top 3 most used emojis?
• What is your biggest pet peeve?
• How do you like your eggs cooked?
• Do you like roller coasters?
• One movie you could watch over and over again?
• What is the worst gift you’ve ever received?
• What is the most dangerous thing you’ve ever done?
• If you discovered a new planet, what would you name it?
• What is the last lie you told?
• Who is the kindest person you know?
• Three things on your bucket list.
• What is your spirit animal?
• Did you have an imaginary friend as a child?
• What is one thing that always makes you laugh?
• What would be the worst way to die?
• What is one rule or law that you think is absolutely ridiculous?
• If you could have a wild animal as a pet, what would you have?
• Three things you’d take to a deserted island.
• A household chore you don’t mind doing and one you hate?
• A talent you wish you had?
• Three things you’d do if you won the lottery
• If you had to eat only one food for the rest of your life, what would it be? 
• What is the best thing you’ve bought this year?
• If you had to eat a crayon, what color would you choose?
• If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be?
• What is one of your worst habits?
• Does pineapple belong on pizza?
• Tell us a joke.
• What is the worst smell you can think of?
• What is your go-to meal when you’re home alone?
• What movie traumatized you as a child?
• If you could hire a coach right now, what would it be for?
• What is the worst thing you’ve ever eaten?
• Who would play you in a movie?
• Have you ever blamed a fart on someone else?
• What is one thing you’d like to tell a younger you?
• How long do you think you’d survive a zombie apocalypse?
• What would be a red flag on a dating app?
• If you were on death row, what would be your last meal?
• Mermaids, unicorns, or dragons?
• A fear you have that you know is unreasonable.
• What app on your phone do you use the most?
• Have you ever peed in a pool?
• Who is your hero or someone you admire?
• If your house was on fire, what three things would you grab on the way out the door?
• When is the last time you cried?
• You’re at the grocery store- what three items are always in your cart?
• Who are you secretly jealous of?
• You just got arrested- who gets your one phone call?
• What is a song you know all the lyrics to?

100 Fun & Random Would You Rather Questions for a Car Ride

“Would You Rather” or “This or That” questions are some of the most simple questions to ask on a road trip. Guaranteed to make you laugh, spark conversations, or at least pass the time.

• Be a famous singer or an actor?
• Pancakes or waffles?
• East coast or west coast?
• Skittles or m&ms?
• Big city or small town?
• Sunrise or sunset?
• Be a famous songwriter or famous author?
• Rock or Country music?
• Hot or cold?
• Dogs or cats?
• Have a pet lizard or a pet skunk?
• You have to eat one: roaches or slugs?
• Piano or guitar?
• Mexican food or Thai food?
• Live under the sea or on another planet?
• A successful artist or athlete?
• Be stranded on an island or lost in the wilderness?
• The slow scenic route or the fastest most direct route?
• Be stuck in an elevator or a cave?
• Camping or glamping?
• Visit Machu Picchu or Antartica?
• Cards or board games?
• Ice cream or doughnuts?
• Be a magician or a superhero?
• YouTube or Netflix?
• Introvert or Extrovert?
• Drink a gallon of pickle juice or eat a cup of mayonnaise?
• Sweet tea or soda?
• Be smart or beautiful?
• Ketchup or mustard?
• Always have to shower with cold water or in public?
• Playlist or podcast?
• Be blind or mute?
• Parties or movie night?
• Have no eyelashes or no eyebrows?
• Go hiking or go swimming?
• Christmas or Halloween?
• Bagels or biscuits?
• Have a plan or be spontaneous?
• Have your farts always be super loud or super smelly?
• Restaurant or food truck?
• Spring or fall?
• Die poor and happy or rich and miserable?
• White or wheat bread?
• Be stuck in a cage with snakes or lions?
• Solo trip or group getaway?
• Nachos or wings?
• Bike ride or a swim?
• New York or Paris?
• Coke or Pepsi
• Sweatpants or leggings?
• Disneyland or Disney World?
• Hot chocolate or hot apple cider?
• Find a dead body in your backyard or in your freezer?
• Snicker or Reese’s?
• No company or bad company?
• Shave your head or pierce your tongue?
• Babysitting or pet sitting?
• Gardening or reading?
• Kayaking or stand up paddle boarding?
• Apple picking or the pumpkin patch?
• Rain or snow?
• Hardwood floors or carpet?
• Sweet or salty?
• Modern or traditional?
• Helicopter ride over a volcano or a glacier?
• Have a live-in chef or full time housekeeper?
• Have an extra finger or an extra toe?
• Shop online or in person?
• Bungee jump or swim with sharks?
• Time machine or magic wand?
• Only be able to text or only be able to facetime?
• Own a private plane or a superyacht?
• Never be able to brush your teeth again or never use deodorant again?
• Winter or summer olympics?
• Disneyworld or Universal Studios?
• Instagram or Tik Tok
• Talk to animals or aliens?
• Tattoo or piercing?
• Hot air balloon ride or white water rafting?
• Puppies or babies?
• Right or left?
• Taylor Swift or Justin Bieber
• Call or text?
• Saturdays or Sundays?
• Lose your smell or lose your hearing?
• Not own a dishwasher or not own a washer & dryer?
• Cook at home or go out to eat?
• Swim in a pool full of jello or pudding?
• Pen or pencil?
• Toilet paper over or under?
• Wear dirty clothes every day of the week or not be able to shower?
• Lose your wallet or your cell phone?
• Crunchy or smooth peanut butter?
• Hotel or Airbnb
• Tulips or sunflowers?
• Motivational quotes or Ted talk?
• Birthdays or Holidays?
• Theme park or water park?
• Cruise or all inclusive resort?

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50 Road Trip Conversation Starters

Favorite Things

Favorite things are the perfect road trip conversation starters because literally anyone, any age can do them. They are the perfect road trip questions for couples to get to know each other better. They are great for strangers who don’t know anything about their road trip buddies and even younger kids have favorite things they love to talk about!

• Favorite food
• Favorite season
• Favorite flower
• Favorite movie
• Favorite fruit
• Favorite vacation
• Favorite book
• Favorite color
• Favorite dessert
• Favorite place
• Favorite smell
• Favorite sport to play
• Favorite sport to watch on tv
• Favorite thing to do on a rainy day
• Favorite band
• Favorite hobby
• Favorite comfort food
• Favorite holiday
• Favorite subject in school
• Favorite thing to watch on TV
• Favorite thing to do with friends
• Favorite way to relax
• Favorite way to cook a steak
• Favorite olympic sport
• Favorite US state
• Favorite family tradition
• Favorite quote
• Favorite thing you’ve done in the last 24 hours
• Favorite person
• Favorite day of the week
• Favorite pizza topping
• Favorite animal
• Favorite brand of toilet paper
• Favorite color m&m
• Favorite boy band
• Favorite type of cookie
• Favorite carnival ride
• Favorite thing about traveling
• Favorite animal at the zoo
• Favorite childhood memory
• Favorite Halloween costume
• Favorite Disney character
• Favorite breakfast food
• Favorite baby boy name
• Favorite baby girl name
• Favorite adventure activity
• Favorite thing about where you live
• Favorite thing to cook on the grill
• Favorite college or pro sports team
• Favorite question you’ve answered so far

Distracted driving is the #1 road safety issue today! Please practice safe driving and do not drive distracted! Always have a passenger read these road trip conversations starters and questions!

Road Trip Scavenger Hunt

If you happen to be traveling with kids who can’t get into some of the road trip questions, then try a road trip scavenger hunt. Use the scavenger hunt to spark conversations with younger kids.

Here are some ideas on how to use this road trip printable depending on age:

• Laminate and simply use a dry erase marker to cross off each item you see.
• Keep a tally of each item as you see it. First person to ten tally marks wins.
• Play BINGO- first person to get three across or four vertically wins.
• Divide the rows amongst players. First person to see all their items wins.

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Road Trip Questions for Kids

You can easily make a scavenger hunt into a fun and engaging activity with kids. When your child sees an item, here are some example questions you can ask to go along with this printable:

• How many tires does the RV have? How many people do you think are in that RV?
• What does a yield sign mean?
• Have you ever ridden in the back of a pickup truck? What do you think the name of that truck driver is?
• What do you do at a green light? Yellow light? Red light?
• What would you buy if we stopped at that gas station? How much do you think it would cost to fill up our tank right now?
• Have you ever ridden on a train? Where would you like to go on a train ride?
• How many windows does that church have? If you could rename that church, what would you call it?
• How many cows do you think live on that farm? What do you think they raise on that farm? What would you grow if you owned a farm?
• What does that sign mean? Where is the curviest road in the world? Do you like curvy roads?
• What is ___ state known for? How many states have you been to? What state would you like to visit most?
• Do you think motorcycles are exciting or scary? Safe or dangerous? Are helmets a law in the state you live in?
• What is the speed limit in this construction zone? What are they doing in this construction zone? How many cones can you count?

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91 fun road trip trivia questions to impress your friends with.

I love going on long road trips, but when the initial excitement has worn off, and there’s not much to look at, I get a bit bored. When you’ve talked about your future travel plans and listened to all your playlists, it may be time to break out the road trip trivia questions.

Whether you’re traveling with your kid and trying to impress or distract them (and it does work, at least in my experience!) or with your friends trying to prove who has the most knowledge about a topic, you’ll love these car ride trivia questions. You may even want to print this list out for the times you don’t have any service when you’re in the middle of nowhere and  really  bored. These questions will make the time go much quicker.

I compiled a master list of trivia for car rides, whether you’re a car lover wondering what the top-selling car model of all time is or parents traveling with kids who want to test their name on Disney princesses. That way, you’ll all stay entertained whether you’re on a Seattle to Crater Lake road trip or driving from Vancouver to Banff .

With that, let’s get into all these trivia games to play in the car so you can impress your carmates!

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Road Trip Trivia Questions for Movie Lovers

We’ve all seen dozens, if not hundreds, of movies over our lifetimes. But have you ever wondered how much you really know about your favorite movies? This road trip trivia game will test your movie trivia knowledge to see just that.

• What was the first feature-length animated movie ever released? Answer: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
• Who directed the movie  Jaws ? Answer: Steven Spielberg
• What was the character’s name played by Johnny Depp in the  Pirates of the Caribbean  movies? Answer: Captain Jack Sparrow
• Which movie features the characters Andy Dufresne and Red and is based on a Stephen King novella? Answer: The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
• Who played the character of Forrest Gump in the movie of the same name? Answer: Tom Hanks
• In the movie Star Wars, what is the name of Han Solo’s ship? Answer: Millennium Falcon
• Which actress won an Academy Award for her role in the movie  Black Swan ? Answer: Natalie Portman
• What is the highest-grossing movie of all time (as of 2021)? Answer: Avatar (2009)
• Which movie features the song “Let It Go?” Answer: Frozen (2013)
• Who played the character of the Joker in the movie  The Dark Knight ? Answer: Heath Ledger
• In the movie  The Matrix , what is the name of the main character played by Keanu Reeves? Answer: Neo
• Which movie features the song “My Heart Will Go On?” Answer: Titanic (1997)
• Who directed the movie  Titanic ? Answer: James Cameron
• Which actor played the character of James Bond in the movie  Die Another Day ? Answer: Pierce Brosnan
• In the movie  The Lion King , what type of animal is Timon? Answer: Meerkat

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Road Trip Trivia for Travel Enthusiasts

Traveling is one of my favorite ways to explore new cultures and educate myself about the world. That’s why travel is always my favorite category, and you’ll love these car ride trivia questions to ask your passengers. From famous landmarks to unique customs, this travel road trip quiz covers a wide range of topics to help inspire your wanderlust. 

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• What is the tallest mountain in the world? Answer: Mount Everest
• Which city is home to the famous landmark, the Colosseum? Answer: Rome, Italy
• What is the largest island in the world by area? Answer: Greenland
• Which country is known for its tulips, windmills, and wooden shoes? Answer: The Netherlands
• Which U.S. state is home to the Grand Canyon? Answer: Arizona
• What is the capital city of Japan? Answer: Tokyo
• What is the name of the famous ancient city in Peru with stone terraces and llamas? Answer: Machu Picchu
• What is the name of the largest hot desert in the world? Answer: Sahara Desert
• Which African country is known for its wildlife and safaris? Answer: Kenya
• What is the name of the river that runs through Paris? Answer: Seine River
• What is the name of the largest coral reef system in the world? Answer: Great Barrier Reef
• Which country is known for its beautiful beaches, samba dancing, and Christ the Redeemer statue? Answer: Brazil
• What is the capital city of South Africa? Answer: Cape Town (or Pretoria)
• Which country is home to the famous Angkor Wat temple complex? Answer: Cambodia
• Which U.S. state is known for its beautiful beaches, theme parks, and oranges? Answer: Florida

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U.S. Travel Trivia for Car Rides

The United States is a country full of different terrain and people, which is a big reason I’m obsessed with road trips. Even if you’ve lived here your whole life, how much do you really know about the United States? Test your knowledge with these car trip trivia questions on the United States, whether you’re doing a road trip from Los Angeles or a smaller one around your hometown.

• Which river forms much of the border between Mexico and the United States? Answer: Rio Grand e
• Which state is known as the “Sunflower State?” Answer: Kansas
• What is the capital city of California? Answer: Sacramento
• Which national park is home to the Old Faithful geyser? Answer: Yellowstone National Park
• In what year did the United States declare its independence from Great Britain? Answer: 1776
• What is the largest state by land area in the United States? Answer: Alaska
• Who is the current Vice President of the United States? Answer: Kamala Harris
• Which state is known as the “Hoosier State?” Answer: Indiana
• What is the name of the U.S. national anthem? Answer: The Star-Spangled Banner
• Which state is known as the “Tar Heel State?” Answer: North Carolina
• Who was the first President of the United States? Answer: George Washington
• What is the name of the bridge that connects San Francisco to Marin County, California? Answer: Golden Gate Bridge
• Which state is known as the “Lone Star State?” Answer: Texas
• Which U.S. city is known as the “Windy City?” Answer: Chicago, Illinois
• What is the name of the famous canyon located in northern Arizona? Answer: Grand Canyon

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Road Trip Trivia for Kids

Having two kids myself, I know how difficult it is to keep them entertained on long drives. In addition to packing the right road trip snacks for kids , they need games as well. That’s why these road trip trivia questions for kids are the perfect way to pass the time and make the trip more fun and educational (which means fewer  “are we there yet?”s).

I consider this part of a family road trip packing list , as entertainment is key with kids!

• What is the largest animal on Earth? Answer: Blue whale
• What is the capital of the United States? Answer: Washington, D.C.
• Which planet in our solar system is known as the “Red Planet?” Answer: Mars
• What is the name of the fairy in  Peter Pan ? Answer: Tinker Bell
• Which bird is known for its distinctive call that sounds like it is laughing? Answer: Kookaburra
• What is the smallest planet in our solar system? Answer: Mercury
• What is the name of the lion in  The Lion King ? Answer: Simba
• How many continents are there in the world? Answer: Seven
• What is the name of the princess in Disney’s movie,  Frozen ? Answer: Elsa
• What is the name of the boy who never grows up in  Peter Pan ? Answer: Peter Pan
• Which famous scientist is known for developing the theory of relativity? Answer: Albert Einstein
• Which mammal is capable of true flight? Answer: Bat
• What is the name of the famous wizard in the Harry Potter series? Answer: Harry Potter
• Which instrument is known as the “king of instruments?” Answer: Pipe organ
• What is the name of the force that pulls all objects toward the center of the Earth? Answer: Gravit y

Car Ride Trivia Questions for Car Enthusiasts

Since you’re taking an automobile to go on your trip, you might as well learn some facts about them. These car trip trivia questions cover everything from the history of cars to the latest innovations in automotive technology. 

• What is the top-selling car model of all time? Answer: Toyota Corolla
• Which car manufacturer is credited with inventing the first automobile? Answer: Karl Benz of Mercedes-Benz
• What was the first car mass-produced in the United States? Answer: Oldsmobile Curved Dash (1901)
• Which car brand has the famous slogan “The Ultimate Driving Machine?” Answer: BMW
• What is the name of the car famous for its gull-wing doors and featured in the movie Back to the Future? Answer: DeLorean DMC-12
• What was the first car to reach a speed of 100 mph? Answer: Mercedes 35 H.P. (1901)
• Which car brand is famous for its Mustang model? Answer: Ford
• What was the first car to have seat belts as a standard feature? Answer: Volvo PV544 (1959)
• Which car brand has the famous slogan “Zoom Zoom?” Answer: Mazda
• What was the first car produced on an assembly line? Answer: Ford Model T (1908)
• Which car brand is known for producing the Model S, X, Y, and 3 electric cars? Answer: Tesla
• What was the first car to have a V8 engine? Answer: Cadillac Type 51 (1915)
• Which car brand is famous for its 911 model? Answer: Porsche
• What was the first car to have air conditioning as a standard feature? Answer: Packard (1940)
• Which car brand is famous for its Wrangler and Cherokee models? Answer: Jeep

Road Trip Trivia for Music Lovers

We all listen to music on car rides, whether it’s pop, country, or a mix of everything. These road trip trivia questions and answers will help you know just a little more about the artist the next time you hear their song.

• Who wrote the song “Bohemian Rhapsody?” Answer: Freddie Mercury of the band Queen
• What was Elvis Presley’s middle name? Answer: Aaron
• Who is the lead singer of the band Coldplay? Answer: Chris Martin
• What instrument did Louis Armstrong play? Answer: Trumpet
• Who is the best-selling female artist of all time? Answer: Madonna
• Which British band had a hit in the 1980s with the song “Every Breath You Take?” Answer: The Police
• Who wrote the song “Purple Haze?” Answer: Jimi Hendrix
• Which country is known for the flamenco style of music? Answer: Spain
• Who is the lead singer of the band U2? Answer: Bono
• Which famous composer wrote the “Moonlight Sonata?” Answer: Ludwig van Beethoven
• Who is the “King of Pop?” Answer: Michael Jackson
• What is the name of the Beatles’ drummer? Answer: Ringo Starr
• What is the highest-selling album of all time? Answer: “Thriller” by Michael Jackson
• Who was the first rapper to win a Grammy Award? Answer: D.J. Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince (Will Smith)
• What was the name of Whitney Houston’s debut album? Answer: “Whitney Houston”
• Who composed the opera “The Barber of Seville?” Answer: Gioachino Rossini

Road trip trivia questions are a fun way to pass the time on your next car ride and make it go a little quicker, so hopefully, by now, you’re more educated and ready to impress your friends with your knowledge!

Marissa Pedersen

Marissa is a passionate road trip enthusiast who has traveled extensively throughout the United States and Canada via car and continues to go on new trips every year to explore more of the country. Her love of road tripping has given her a unique perspective on the best routes, hidden gems, and must-see attractions along the way.

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55 Entertaining Road Trip Trivia Questions & Answers

Looking for something entertaining to do on your long road trip to help pass the time? Have some fun with your road trip companions with these  road trip trivia questions !

Road trip games are required for long car rides, am I right?

This road trip trivia game includes a wide variety of topics. There are some U.S travel questions here plus fun facts, world travel trivia, pop culture, and general travel trivia questions as well. A few of them use a multiple-choice question format.

Tapping on the question will reveal the correct answer.  This way the trivia question reader can join in the fun trivia game too, not just your fellow passengers!

Test your knowledge of top travel destinations around the world with these fun road trip trivia questions.

U.S. National Park road trip trivia questions

Yellowstone National Park was the first official U.S. National Park. It was established in 1872 when President Ulysses S. Grant signed the Yellowstone National Park Protection Act into law.

There are 63 U.S. National Parks.

The National Park Service, the U.S. government agency responsible for managing and overseeing the parks, manages a total of 423 units in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and territories. They include national historical parks, national seashores, national military parks, national monuments and more.

The law that created the National Park Service was signed by President Woodrow Wilson on Aug. 25, 1916.

New River Gorge National Park & Preserve is the newest U.S. National Park. It was established in 2021, and is located in West Virginia.

California has the most National Parks with nine. They are: Channel Islands, Death Valley, Joshua Tree, Kings Canyon, Lassen Volcanic, Pinnacles, Redwoods (and State Parks), Sequoia and Yosemite National Parks.

Great Smoky Mountain National Park gets the most visitors each year. According to the National Park Service , 14.1 million people visited this National Park in 2021. The Blue Ridge Parkway was the only NPS unit that received more visitors than GSMNP in 2021.

General U.S. travel road trip trivia

Although the United States’ interstate highway system was authorized by law in the 1950s, the final piece wasn’t completed until 1992, when a 12-mile stretch of I-70 was opened to traffic in Colorado.

California receives the most tourists of any state in the U.S.

Walt Disney World in Florida receives the most visitors each year, specifically the Magic Kingdom.

New York City gets the most tourists of any city in the U.S. Approximately 67 million people traveled to the Big Apple in 2019.

California is the largest U.S. by population with nearly 40 million people.

Alaska is the largest U.S. state by land area. At 663,300 square miles, it’s more than twice the size of the second-largest U.S. state, Texas. In fact, Alaska is larger than Texas, California, and Montana (the second, third, and fourth largest states) combined.

The Missouri River.

At 2,341 miles, the Missouri River is also the longest in all of North America. But it’s only the 15th longest river in the world.

The Mississippi River runs a close second to the Missouri and is only about one mile shorter.

Crater Lake  in Oregon is the deepest lake in the United States.

At 1,943 feet, Crater Lake is also one of the deepest lakes in the world.

World travel road trip trivia questions

The Forbidden City in Beijing, China, is the most visited historical monument in the world.

They received more than 19 million visitors in 2019.

According to the World Tourism Organization, France receives the most international tourists.

Russia is the country with the largest land area.

At over 6 million square miles, Russia makes up 11% of the land mass in the entire world.

Antarctica is the driest continent, being almost entirely desert.

Colombia is the country with the highest average annual precipitation. Colombia sees an average of over 3 1/4 meters of rain per year. That’s over 10.6 feet of rain!

According to the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (yes, this is a real thing), Burj Khalifa in Dubai is the tallest building in the world at over 2,722 to its tip.

Danyang–Kunshan Grand Bridge in China is the longest bridge (of any type) in the world. It’s part of the Beijing-Shanghai High-Speed Railway and is 102.4 miles long.

The Nile is the longest river in the world. It’s 4,130 miles long and flows from south to north, flowing into the Mediterranean Sea.

The Caspian Sea is the largest inland body of water in the world, covering over 143,000 square miles.

It is bordered by Kazakhstan, Russia, Azerbaijan, Iran and Turkmenistan.

Venezuela’s Angel Falls is the tallest (uninterrupted) waterfall in the world with a height of over 3200 feet.

At approximately 110 acres (and only 1,000 or so residents), Vatican City is the smallest country in the world.

Fun fact: the town of Longyearbyen is so cold that it is illegal to bury anyone there.

It’s approximately a 3-hour flight from Oslo to Longyearbyen.

China is the largest country in the world by population. As of 2020, the population of China is 1,439,323,776.

The remote Russian town of Oymyakon is considered the coldest habited place on the planet. There are about 21 hours of darkness every day and its average temperature is -58.

Faroe Islands . With a population of only 19,165 (as of 2019), Tórshavn is the smallest capital city in the world. Tórshavn means “Thor’s harbor.”

6,338 different people have summited Everest for more than 11,000 summits.

Kami Rita (Topke) Sherpa (Thami) has summited a record 26 times. Kenton Cool (British) has the most non-Sherpa summits with 17.

The longest road is  Pan-American Highway  stretches from Alaska to Argentina, connecting 14 countries. It’s the longest continuous road and longest motorable road in the world at about 19,000 miles total.

Bolivia’s North Yungas Road, often called  “Death Road,”  is widely considered the most dangerous road in the world because of its height, lack of guardrails, and how narrow it is.

Parts of the road are only 3 meters wide, making it a bit tricky to handle oncoming traffic.

Lake Baikal  in Russia. It’s also the largest freshwater lake in the world by volume.

General travel trivia

Peregrinatio in Terram Sanctam , or A Pilgrimage to the Holy Land , was published in 1483 and written by  Bernhard von Breydenbach of Germany. It is considered the earliest example of a travel guide.

It was published in six languages and went through 11 editions.

The first scheduled commercial flight departed on Jan. 1, 1914. The St. Petersburg-Tampa Airboat Line flight from St. Petersburg, Florida, to Tampa took approximately 23 minutes and covered 21 miles.

The Prinzessin Victoria Louise was built by the Hamburg-America Line solely for the purpose of leisure cruise travel. It includes a gymnasium, art gallery, social hall, ballroom and more in addition to dining rooms and passenger cabins.

Her first cruise departed from Hamburg in 1900. The cruise lasted 35 days and visited ports in Venezuela and the West Indies.

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan has been running continually since 705 AD. It’s located in Yamanashi Prefecture.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines

It was founded in 1919 and its first flight took place in 1920. The airline was founded by a group of eight Dutch businessmen.

Marriott International  with more than 8,000 hotel properties around the world (totaling more than half a million rooms).

They operate in 138 countries.

Fun trivia questions about pop culture

Wings.  At the first annual Academy Awards in 1929,  Wings  won the first award for Best Picture.

Movie buffs will know that the movie included a very young Gary Cooper.

Agatha Christie

To date, her books (66 novels and 14 short story collections) have sold over 1 billion copies worldwide.

U2 has won 22 Grammy Awards.

They are the only band to have won Album of the Year twice. Once for  The Joshua Tree  and the second for  How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb .

Michael Jackson’s Thriller was released in 1984 and has sold approximately 70 million copies.

Law and Order

As of the summer of 2023, both  Law & Order and Law & Order: SVU  are currently still airing.  SVU  has been running for 24 seasons.  Law & Order  has been on TV for 20 seasons, though not consecutively.

Phantom of the Opera  is the longest-running Broadway show. It opened in 1988 and ran for 13,981 performances.

General trivia

The  Ford Model T  was created in 1908 and was the first automobile to be mass-produced on an assembly line (starting in 1913).

George Washington was 57 years old when he first became president of the United States.  He was sworn in on April 30, 1789, at Federal Hall in New York City. He was born on Feb. 22, 1732.

The Andromeda Galaxy is the closest major galaxy to the Milky Way. It’s about 2.5 million light-years away.

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Cooperstown, New York

Seattle, Washington …specifically in the SoDo neighborhood (south of downtown).

The Great Barrier Reef.

It’s one of the seven natural wonders of the world and is made up of nearly 3,000 individual reefs. You’ll find the Great Barrier Reef north of Australia’s Queensland.

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250 Epic Road Trip Questions for Long Car Rides

Want some fun road trip questions to get the conversation flowing? Here are 250 epic questions for road trips! Skip the awkward silences and check them out.

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I hope these fun road trip questions help spark some quality conversation in the car!

The start of any road trip is rife with excitement.

But when the buzz dies down and the conversation dries up, you can soon find yourself getting bored.

That’s when it pays to have some quality road trip questions up your sleeve!

The best questions for a road trip mean there’s always something to talk about, helping to pass the time and avoid any awkward silences.

Are you looking for some quality car ride questions?

I hope you enjoy these 250 epic questions for road trips!

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…Looking for laughs as well as conversation in the car?

Check out these jokes about camping too!

20 Best Questions for a Road Trip

1. Where did you grow up?

2. Where do you want to be in 10 years’ time?

3. What’s your favourite colour?

4. What’s your favourite food?

5. How do you take your coffee?

6. Which sense (touch, taste, smell…etcetera) would you choose to lose if you HAD to pick one, and why?

7. What was the proudest moment of your childhood?

8. What life goals do you have?

9. What hobbies do you have?

10. How do you normally spend a rainy afternoon?

“What strange things do you do that nobody else knows about?”

12. What would you do/where would you go if a zombie apocalypse hit tomorrow?

13. Which 5 people (real or fictional) would you choose to have with you in a survival situation?

14. What are your political opinions?

15. What are your thoughts on religion?

16. What’s the worst thing you’ve ever done in life?

17. Would you live forever if you could?

18. What or who would you miss most if you died tomorrow?

19. Who’s been the biggest influence on your life and why?

20. What guilty pleasures do you have?

This long list of questions for road trips should keep the conversastion flowing from start to finish!

You might also like these 50 interesting facts about travel .

20 random road trip questions.

21. Who’s your favourite celebrity and why?

22. Have you ever had any ghostly encounters and, if so, what happened?

23. Would you rather watch a horror movie or a chick flick?

24. What’s the longest you’ve ever gone without showering/bathing?

25. Which element (earth, water, wind, or fire) do you most associate yourself with, and why?

26. What’s the best and biggest road trip you’ve done prior to this one?

27. Would you rather be gifted experiences or items for your birthday/Christmas?

28. What’s the single biggest purchase you’ve ever made?

29. Would you rather drink coffee or tea?

30. Would you rather plan everything to a tee or be totally spontaneous?

“What’s one thing people describe you as that you disagree with?”

32. Who was your favourite teacher when you were at school, and why?

33. Would you rather have endless wealth or total contentment? FYI, here’s some advice on how to escape the rat race !

34. Would you rather spend the day at a theme park or the zoo?

35. What’s your favourite way to relax?

36. What’s one talent you wish you had but don’t (right now)?

37. What are your best pick-up lines?

38. What’s the drunkest you’ve ever been and what happened?

39. What actor would you get to play you in a film?

40. Who was your first childhood/teenage crush?

There’s a bunch of road trip questions for couples in this list! Here’s one of them!

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• This list of the best gifts for road trippers

20 Personal Car Ride Questions

41. What’s the most famous person you’ve ever met?

42. What’s your favourite movie in the whole world?

43. Would you rather hike up a mountain or watch a movie?

44. Are you more of a budget backpacker or luxury traveller at heart?

45. Which book has had the biggest impact on your life?

46. What’s your biggest fear?

47. What turns you on most in the bedroom?

48. What 3 things would you wish for if you had a magic genie?

49. What are the first 3 things you’d do/buy if you won the lottery?

50. What’s your favourite instrument?

“What were 3 highlights of the last 12 months?”

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52. Would you rather be super fast or super strong?

53. What’s your spirit animal, and why?

54. What are your 3 best qualities/traits?

55. What are your 3 worst qualities/traits?

56. What’s the best book you’ve ever read?

57. Would you rather live near the mountains or the sea, and why?

58. Which foreign country could you imagine yourself living in?

59. Have you ever had any near-death experiences?

60. What do you think happens after you die?

I’m all for fun! But, sometimes, the best questions for a road trip are more deep and meaningful- like this one!

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61. What’s your favourite sport?

62. What’s quotes or sayings do you live by?

63. What kind of music do you like listening to (and you can’t say a bit of everything!)?

64. What kind of music do you hate listening to?

65. What’s your favourite place in the whole entire world?

66. Would you describe yourself as a morning or a night person?

67. What belief/ideal would you go to prison defending?

68. Would you rather have a son or a daughter, and why?

69. What’s the best date you’ve ever been on?

70. What’s the worst date you’ve ever been on?

“Are you more of a dog or a cat person?”

72. Which film or TV character do you most relate to and why?

73. Would you rather eat plain food for the rest of your life, or never have sex again?

74. What foreign language do you wish you could speak?

75. Which family member are you closest to?

76. How old were you when you lost your virginity?

77. What’s the most embarrassing thing you’ve ever done or been privy to?

78. What’s your favourite childhood memory?

79. What’s your favourite song?

80. Have you ever suffered a broken heart and, if so, what happened?

Here’s a good one for anybody looking for deep road trip questions for couples!

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81. How would you define ‘beauty’?

82. Which country in the world do you love most, and why?

83. What are your pet peeves?

84. What are you most passionate about in life?

85. What makes you most angry in life?

86. What are your thoughts on marriage?

87. As a child, what profession did you want to have when you grew up?

88. What were you like as a child?

89. What superpower would you choose?

90. Would you rather always be early or always be late?

“What year in time would you travel back to if you have the chance?”

92. Would you rather eat great food or drink great wine?

93. What does your ideal partner look like?

94. What one characteristic about yourself would you change, given the chance?

95. How would you describe yourself in 3 words?

96. What would you take to a desert island if you could only pack 3 things?

97. Would you rather have arms for legs or legs for arms?

98. Who’s the most important person in your life and why?

99. What does your perfect day look like from start to finish?

100. What’s your primary love language (the way you express/receive love)?

Here’s another good road trip question for couples. Trivia questions for couples like this one are always good for a road trip.

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101. What 5 things are at the top of your bucket list?

102. Where in the world do you want to travel to next and why?

103. Would you rather be a sad king/queen or a happy stable boy/girl?

104. Have you ever broken any bones and, if so, which one(s)?

105. What makes you anxious?

106. What’s the weirdest dream you’ve ever had?

107. What’s the funniest face you can pull?

108. Would you describe yourself as a competitive person?

109. What’s the longest you’ve ever been away from home for?

110. Would you rather sweat profusely or fart uncontrollably in public?

“What’s the most trouble you’ve ever been in?”

112. What superhero name would you give yourself?

113. What’s been your biggest achievement in life so far?

114. What’s been your biggest failure in life so far?

115. How many kids, if any, do you want when you’re older?

116. What car would you drive if money wasn’t a factor?

117. When was the last time you were totally happy?

118. Would you rather be old and wise or young and stupid?

119. What’s the weirdest piece of trivia you can think of right now?

120. What influencers do you follow on social media, and why?

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121. What’s your least favourite word in the whole world?

122. What’s your favourite word in the whole world?

123. What personality traits do you find most attractive in someone?

124. What physical features do you find most attractive in someone?

125. What’s your least favourite thing about the world right now, and why?

126. What’s your favourite thing about the world right now?

127. What was your least favourite class at highschool/college?

128. What was your favourite class at highschool/college?

129. Who’s your least favourite superhero and why?

130. Who’s your favourite superhero and why?

“What’s your least favourite type of food?”

132. What’s your favourite type of food?

133. What’s your least favourite cocktail?

134. What’s your favourite cocktail?

135. What’s your least favourite part of getting older?

136. What’s your favourite part of getting older?

137. What’s your favourite time of day and/or year, and why?

138. What’s your most treasured memory from the last 10 years?

139. What’s your least favourite part of being a [insert their job title here]?

140. What’s your favourite part of being a [insert their job title here]?

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141. If you had to describe our relationship in one word, what would it be?

142. What do you think our life together will look like in a years time?

143. What’s your favourite part of my body?

144. What’s one thing I do that you couldn’t live without?

145. What were your first thoughts when we met for the first time?

146. Would you rather never cuddle again or never kiss again?

147. Of all the dates we’ve been on, which was your favourite?

148. What’s your secondary love language?

149. What are the 3 things you like most and least about me?

150. How would you describe the perfect relationship in 3 words?

“Would you prefer to have a son or a daughter? And why?”

152. What are your thoughts on open relationships?

153. How many people have you slept with in the past?

154. What’s your priority? Career or family?

155. What are 3 things I do at home that you don’t like?

156. When it comes to relationships, what would describe as cheating?

157. What are 5 essential personality traits you look for in a partner?

158. Which film do you think best mirrors our relationship?

159. Where should we go on our next vacation?

160. [Name 1], [Name 2], and [Name 3]. Who would you snog, marry, and avoid?

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161. Are hotdogs sandwiches? Defend your case!

162. Is cereal soup? Defend your case!

163. If you could start a new conspiracy theory, what would it be?

164. Who do you think smells the worst out of our friendship group?

165. What’s the strangest place you’ve ever gone for a number 1 or 2?

166. What’s the most embarrassing item of clothing in your wardrobe?

167. What’s a guilty pleasure you have in terms of the music you like?

168. You have three words to insult me. Which would you choose?

169. What’s the most embarrassing thing that’s ever happened to you at someone else’s house?

170. What’s the worst thing you’ve ever done to someone?

“Who was the worst dinner guest you ever had and why?”

172. What funny nickname would you give me and why?

173. You pass a stranger on the street. What’s the creepiest thing you could say to them?

174. What childhood event are you most embarrassed about?

175. If you got arrested, what crime would your family assume you’d done?

176. You wake up one day in the year 1750. How do you prove to people you’re from the future?

177. What would be the worst possible situation in which to have diarrhea?

178. Would you rather french kiss your dad or your dog?

179. Which movie(s) do you secretly love but would never admit to people?

180. What’s the most inappropriate place you’ve ever farted?

Last but not least, here are 40 fun trivia questions for long car rides!

40 Trivia Questions for Long Car Rides

181. Who wrote Winnie the Pooh? (A: A. A. Milne)

182. What is the loudest animal on the planet? (A: Sperm Whales)

183. Most humans have what colour eyes? (A: Brown)

184. Which country has the world’s oldest forest? (A: Australia)

185. Which NFL team has played in the Super Bowl more than any other? (A: New England Patriots)

186. In which city was John Lennon killed? (A: New York)

187. Which beer is nicknamed the “King of Beers”? (A: Budweiser)

188. Which colour of M&M is the rarest? (A: Brown)

189. Which blood type would you have to be to become a universal donor? (A: O Negative)

190. In English, BMW stands for what? (A: Bavarian Motor Works)

“5 of Snow White’s 7 dwarves had a name ending in “Y”. What were they?”

192. What is the official name of the bird in Twitter’s logo? (A: Larry)

193. Which musician’s real name is actually Stefani Germanotta? (A: Lady Gaga)

194. Which planet is the largest one in our solar system? (A: Jupiter)

195. What tree grows from an acorn? (A: Oak)

196. The US flag has how many red stripes? (A: 7)

197. What’s the largest lizard in the world? (A: Komodo dragons)

198. Only one type of fruit in the world has its seeds on the outside. Which is it? (A: Strawberry)

199. Which letter in the English alphabet is used more than any other? (A: “E”)

200. What breed of dog is the tallest in the world? (A: Great Danes)

201. What’s the largest continent on earth? (A: Asia)

202. Which European city is called “The Eternal City?” (A: Rome)

203. What’s the tallest mountain in Canada? (A:

204. What’s the largest island in the world? (A: Greenland)

205. Which country has the biggest population? (A: China)

206. Which island nation has no venomous snakes? (A: New Zealand)

207. Which country spans 11 different time zones? (A: Russia)

208. Which two countries border Costa Ria? (A: Nicaragua and Panama)

209. What type of leaf is on the Canadian flag? (A: Maple leaf)

210. Sugarloaf Mountain stands over which South American city? (A: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

211. Which famous highway in America traverses 2,448 miles across the country? (A: Route 66)

212. Where is Lake Como? (A: Italy)

213. Which three bordering US states all begin with the letter “I?” (A: Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa)

214. The lost city of Petra lies in which country? (A: Jordan)

215. Which two countries share the northern border of Hungary? (A: Slovakia and Ukraine)

216. Which country has the most pyramids? Hint: it isn’t Egypt! (A: Sudan)

217. Which country owns Antarctica? (A: No one does, it’s shared and managed by 12 different countries through the Antarctic Treaty)

218. What’s the largest city north of the Arctic Circle? (A: Murmansk )

219. What’s the name of the tallest volcano on Earth? (A: Mauna Kea , Hawaii)

220. What’s the driest place on Earth? (A: The McMurdo Dry Valleys , Antarctica)

30 Would You Rather Road Trip Questions for All Occasions

221. Would you rather do a skydive or a bungee jump? Why?

222. Would you rather live in the city or the countryside? Why?

223. Would you rather be able to read minds or speak every language in the world? Why?

224. Would you rather aliens or ghosts be real? Why?

225. Would you rather it be spring, summer, autumn, or winter? Why?

226. Would you rather be old and famous or young and poor? Why?

227. Would you rather play it safe or take a risk? Why?

228. Would you rather go back in time or go to the future? Why?

229. Would you rather be super smart or super strong? Why?

230. Would you rather go to the beach or the mountains? Why?

231. Would you rather be constantly too hot or too cold? Why?

232. Would you rather be able to fly or be invisible? Why?

233. Would you rather be spiderman or batman? Why?

234. Would you rather be super musical or super sporty? Why?

235. Would you rather have your own personal masseuse or your own personal chef? Why?

236. Would you rather have a name nobody can remember or a face nobody can remember? Why?

237. Would you rather be smart but mean or sweet but stupid? Why?

238. Would you rather be trapped in Game or Thrones or Lord of the Rings? Why?

239. Would you rather give up the internet or eat the same meal for the rest of your life? Why?

240. Would you rather go to a concert or a movie? Why?

241. Would you rather be unable to remember anything or unable to forget anything? Why?

242. Would you rather take the red pill or the blue pill? Why?

243. Would you rather travel the world and be lonely or stay put and have lots of friends? Why?

244. Would you rather read a book or watch a movie marathon all day? Why?

245. Would you rather have a pet dog or a pet cat? Why?

246. Would you rather never fail or never be rejected ever again? Why?

247. Would you rather be the president of the United States or the richest person on the planet? Why?

248. Would you rather always have the hiccups or be unable to stop sneezing? Why?

249. Would you rather have sweat patches or BO? Why?

250. Would you rather be able to travel through time or teleport? Why?

Try These Questions for Road Trips

Road trips are always full of excitement and anticipation.

Yet after hours together on the road, it’s natural for the conversation to run a little dry.

Hopefully, the 250 road trip questions in this post have provided all the inspiration you needed to spark the dialogue back up and rekindle the fun!

Which questions for road trips did you like best? Drop me a comment to let me know.

And don’t forget to check out these road trip games for couples .

2 thoughts on “250 Epic Road Trip Questions for Long Car Rides”

Loved your list of road questions. My husband and I just returned from 2 separate trips that together totaled over 9000 miles. It would be great if you could put these in printable format as we discovered that there are vast areas of the West that do not have any kind of coverage!

Hey Nmartin! Thank you for commenting! What an epic trip you guys went on! Sounds amazing. Really glad you enjoyed the questions and great idea on the printable. I hadn’t considered the coverage issue! I’ll try to get onto it at some point soon 🙂 Thank you again and all the best, Danny

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There are plenty of options for road trip entertainment , things to keep you occupied on a long car ride. You can play games like license plate bingo or a scavenger hunt , blast some music (and sing along with car karaoke), or listen to a must-read book on tape. With so much free time on the way to your destination, why not spend some time in the car getting to know your passengers by taking turns answering fun road trip questions to ask in the car.

Whether you’re traveling with your partner, family, or friends , these car ride questions are the perfect ice breakers and car conversation starters. Some of these topics to talk about in the car are deep, others are just plain fun. These 100 pre-written prompts of the best questions to ask on a road trip are sure to get everyone in the car talking. Ready to get to know your travel companions? Start asking away!

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These questions for road trips are all about travel itself.

• What do you like most about road trips?
• What do you like least about road trips?
• What is your favorite part of travel?
• What is your least favorite part of travel?
• What’s one thing you’re looking forward to most on this trip?
• What was the best road trip you’ve ever taken?
• What was the worst road trip you’ve ever taken?
• If you could road trip for one month where would you go?
• Where is the farthest place you ever traveled in a car?
• Which country do you most dream of visiting someday?
• What is the best vacation you’ve ever had?
• Do you prefer to fly or drive?
• Would you rather travel to the beach or the mountains?
• Would you rather take a road trip via the interstate or back roads?
• What is your favorite type of place to stop on a road trip?
• What’s the worst travel advice you’ve ever received?
• Would you rather return to somewhere you’ve already been or visit a new place?
• What vacation would you most like to recreate?
• What is your favorite place you’ve visited?
• What is your least favorite place you’ve visited?
• Do you prefer having a set itinerary or to playing it by ear?
• What is your favorite travel accommodation? (Hotels, AirBNB, camping, etc.)
• How many states have you been to?
• What is the best national park?
• What is your favorite roadside attraction?
• Would you rather have to answer questions for an entire road trip or have complete silence the whole ride?
• What are you happy that you’re not doing right now?
• Would you rather constantly be on your phone or not have access to your phone at all?
• What would your perfect day on vacation look like?

These interesting car questions let you know a little more about how your friends or family like to roll.

• What was your first car?
• What is your dream car?
• Would you rather have a minivan or a moped?
• Would you rather have a convertible or a motorcycle?
• Would you rather own a stick shift car or a self driving car?
• Would you rather live in an RV or always have to rent a car ?

One of the best parts of roadtrips is stopping to eat! These questions to ask on a car ride are all about road food!

• What are your favorite pizza toppings?
• What is on your ultimate burger?
• What is your favorite kind of doughnut?
• What are your three favorite ice cream toppings?
• What is your favorite kind of candy?
• What is the strangest food you have ever eaten?
• What would you want to eat in an eating contest?
• What is your favorite gas station snack?
• Who makes the best fast food fries?
• If you could only eat one food for the rest of your life, what would you choose?
• What is your favorite diner dessert?

Not all questions for long car rides have to be about road trips or travel! Here are some questions to spark a deeper conversation.

• What is your greatest fear?
• What is your worst habit?
• What is your biggest guilty pleasure?
• What is your life motto?
• What did you want to be when you were growing up?
• What is your dream job?
• What is your most unrealistic dream?
• What advice would you give a teenage self?
• How would you describe yourself in three words?
• If you could speak another language, what would it be? Why?
• Where is one of the weirdest places you’ve ever slept?
• If you were granted one wish, what would you wish for?
• If you could live anywhere in the world, where would you choose?
• What is the first thing you would buy if you won the lottery?
• If you could change something you did in the past, what would you change?
• If you could be a character on any TV show, which one would you pick?
• If you could be best friends with anyone from a movie, who would it be? Why?
• What are the top three items on your bucket list?
• Where do you want to be in 10 years?
• What actor would you want to play you in a movie?
• If you could be invisible for one day, what would you do?
• Who was your first celebrity crush?
• Who is your current celebrity crush?
• What is your biggest life goal?
• Who is the most famous person you have met in person?
• What is the most courageous thing you have done in your life?
• If you could win a lifetime supply of any one thing, what would it be?
• If you could be an expert on any subject, what would it be?
• If you were allowed to have any animal as a pet, which animal would you get?
• What is your greatest hidden talent?
• What talent do you wish you had?
• If you could see the future, what one thing would you want to see?
• What do you wish you could spend more of your time doing?
• Is a hot dog a sandwich?

If you’re traveling with your kids, brothers or sisters, or parents, ask these questions to ask your family on a road trip.

• Who is your best friend? Why are they your best friend?
• If you were the parent, what would you say to your kids?
• Do you have a favorite family tradition?
• What is your favorite hobby?
• Where is the best place to take a family vacation?
• What is your favorite theme park ride?
• What is your favorite family vacation memory?
• What do you want to be when you grown up?
• What is your favorite toy or game? Why?
• If you could be any animal, which animal would you be? Why?

Traveling with your husband or wife or boyfriend or girlfriend? Ask these couples road trip questions.

• What’s the one thing you look forward to the most about growing old together?
• What are your best pick-up lines?
• Why did you first ask me out (or why did you accept the first date)?
• What would be your ideal romantic getaway?
• What was the worst date you ever had?
• What was the best date you ever had?
• What part of our relationship are you most thankful for?
• What is your favorite memory of our relationship?
• Where do you see us in 10 years?
• What do you love most about your partner?

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101 Best Trivia Questions For Road Trips (+ free printable)

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Road trips can be so much fun! But, they can also be long & get a little boring (especially for little ones). This list of the best trivia questions for road trips will keep your mind off the long drive, spark conversation, and entertain your whole crew!

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I'm a mom & we've taken many road trips with our little guy, both long & short. I know how important it is to keep everyone busy and what a perfect opportunity it can be to talk – unplugged – and have some great quality family time.

If you want to avoid the dreaded “are we there yet?” for the millionth time, these road trip trivia questions are here to help! This list is road trip trivia for adults & kids, so the whole family can play together.

What are some car trivia questions? This list not only contains some of the best road trip questions (and answers) but they are also the best travel trivia questions for car rides. Having some great car ride trivia questions can really pass the time!

Let's Dive Into Road Trip Trivia!

• Where is the only continuously flowing wine fountain that is open to the public for free? Ortona Italy at Dora Sarchese Winery 🍷
• Where can you visit the set of Hobbiton used in the Hobbit & Lord of The Rings movies? Matamata, New Zealand
• 60% of the earth's lakes are located in which country? Canada
• Check out the AMAZING Eiffel Tower view from this place !
• The Center for Economic & Policy Research has called which country the “No Vacation Nation? The U.S. due to the lack of federally mandated paid time off
• How long was the longest commercial flight (time)? 18hrs & 50 minutes from JFK in New York to SIN in Singapore)✈
• What is the least-visited national park in the US? Gates of the Arctic National Park & Preserve in Alaska. There are no roads or official trails in the park!
• How many countries have no permanent rivers? 17
• Which country has one standard time across the country, although it covers 5 geographical time zones? China
• Read all about our trip to the area HERE .

• Where can you visit the baseball field used in the movie “Field of Dreams?” Dyersville, Iowa
• Which fruit is a popular pizza topping in Sweden? Bananas
• Which country has the most pyramid? Sudan. Surprisingly, Sudan has 255 total pyramids compared to 118 in Egypt.
• How many national parks are there in the US? 63. Learn more about each park.
• How many capital cities does South Africa have? 3 – Cape Town, Bloemfontein, and Pretoria
• What is the dirtiest thing on an airplane? Tray Tables – wipe 'em down people! 🧼
• Here are the best places to stay all over Costa Rica!
• If you are new to hiking, having a great pair of hiking shoes is essential! Here are our top picks .
• Which country has the highest number of Michelin-starred restaurants? France. Bon Appetit!
• What country is the least densely populated? Greenland

• What percentage of the world’s currency is digital? 92%
• What is the smallest US national park? Hot Springs Arkansas National Park
• Which airport offers the most expensive airport-to-city taxi rides in the world? Tokyo’s Narita Airport🚕
• According to the World Happiness Report, what is the happiest country in the world? Finland
• These are the most comfortable shoes for walking on concrete & standing in those long lines!
• Which was the most visited US national park in 2021? Blue Ridge Parkway National Park
• Which city in the world has the most bridges? Hamburg, Germany with over 2300 bridges!🌉
• Where, in the US, is mail still delivered by mule? The Grand Canyon. Both Phantom Ranch (located at the bottom of the canyon and Supai near Havasupai Falls sends & receives mail by mule.
• The world’s busiest airport is in which US city? Atlanta
• Read all about our trip to Kauai & all the things we recommend doing while there!

• What is the longest country name? The UK. It is officially known as The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
• Where is the fastest roller coaster in the world? The Formula Rossa roller coaster in Ferrari World on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi is the fastest, reaching speeds of 149.1 mph! 🎢
• Which 2 countries have no mosquitos? Iceland & Antarctica
• How many blocks make up the great pyramid of Giza? 2.3 million
• What national park is located in 3 states? Yellowstone National Park
• Which US state is the only one to be partially located in the eastern hemisphere? Alaska
• How old is the oldest tree in the world? 4,853 years old. Located in eastern California, “Methuselah,” a Great Basin bristlecone pine has long been considered Earth's oldest living thing.
• Which country has the most legally required paid vacation days? Austria has 22 paid vacation days and 13 paid holidays.
• Which US city is the busiest cruise port in the world? Miami, Florida🚢
• How many countries are there in the world? 195

• How much money is collected from the Trevi Fountain in Rome each year? $1.7 million dollars. The money is collected and donated to charity.
• Which state has the most national parks? California (9)
• Which city in the US has the most hotel rooms? Las Vegas
• Which state has the highest cow-to-people ratio? South Dakota. There are four times as many cows as people. 🐮
• In which country is the world’s most expensive hotel room located? Switzerland. The Royal Penthouse Suite in Hotel President Wilson in Geneva will cost you a staggering $123,420 per night. This high-end (obviously) suite has 12 bedrooms overlooking Mont-Blanc.🏔
• How much was admission to Disney World when it first opened? $3.50
• How many Norwegian villages are named “A”? Seven. It means small river and is pronounced “aw.”
• Is it possible to open the door of an airplane mid-flight? No
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• Dr. Pepper was created in which state? Texas

• Where is the only sand ski resort in the world? Bavaria, Germany. Guests can ski and sandboard down the massive Monte Kaolino sand dune in Hirschau, Bavaria, Germany
• What percentage of Alaska’s population lives in Anchorage? 40%
• True or False: Pilots & co-pilots do not eat the same food before or during a flight. True – this is the policy of most airlines to avoid any chance of both being incapacitated because of food poisoning.🍴
• How many states do not have a national park? 20
• What was the most visited country in 2018? France
• What percentage of the world’s population has been to Antarctica? Less than 1%.
• What is considered the “happiest language?” Spanish – due to the abundance of happy words.☺
• The world’s largest swimming pool is located in which country? Chile. San Alphonso Del Mar Resort has a pool that holds 66 million gallons of water, is 115 feet deep in some areas & covers 19.77 acres! Check it out HERE .
• Which is the only US state to have a different design on the front & back of its flag? Oregon
• What is the most populated state in the US? California

• What is the record high temperature in Death Valley National Park (Fahrenheit)? 126 degrees -134 degrees – 143 degrees? 134 degrees 🔥
• Sweden is home to over 250,000 islands! How many of those are populated? Less than 1,000
• Which 3 countries protect more than 50% of their land as national parks, nature reserves, or wildlife refuges? New Caledonia, Venezuela, & Slovenia
• Which country is 7-8 years behind the rest of the world? Ethiopia. On January 1, 2023, it was 2015 in Ethiopia. The calendar consists of 12 months, each with 30 days and an additional 13th month with 5-6 days (depending on the year).
• Which country has the cheapest taxi rides? Egypt
• What is the least densely populated US state? Alaska
• How long is the Pan-American highway, which stretches from Canada to South America? 300 miles – 3,000 miles – 30,000 miles? 30,000miles
• Which US national park was the first established to protect man-made structures? Mesa Verde
• True or False – 1/2 of your tastebuds are numb during a flight. False. But 1/3 of your tastebuds ARE numb during a flight. Now you know why airplane food can taste a little bland. 👅
• What is the tallest mountain in the world (by elevation)? Mount Everest

• What city is the most linguistically diverse in the world? New York City. 4 in 10 primarily households speak a language other than English.
• What is the least populated state in the US? Wyoming
• Which state has the only active diamond mine in the US? Arkansas
• In the 1930s, what was the most a female flight attendant was allowed to weigh? 115 lbs.
• Copenhagen is the most <blank> friendly country in the world. Bike. The city has a network of protected bike lanes including bike bridges & bicycle superhighways.🚴‍♂️
• Which US state had the highest population increase from 2010 to 2023? Utah
• How many countries recognize sign language as an official language? 14
• Which two US national parks are only 10 miles apart? Yellowstone & Grand Teton
• In which state were the first traffic lights invented & installed? Ohio
• Greece is the birthplace of the Ancient Olympic Games. How many times has Greece hosted the modern Olympic Games? Just twice in 1896 & 2004. Curious about how much it costs to go watch the Olympics – check out our in-depth cost analysis !

• On average, how many people are flying over the US at any given moment: 6,100 – 61,000 – 610,000? 61,000
• What are the only 2 countries where you can’t buy Coca-Cola? North Korea & Cuba drink
• What is the longest river in the world? The Nile at 4,132 miles. The next longest rivers are the Amazon River at 3,977 miles and the Yangtze River at 3,915 miles.
• Which US state is home to the first log cabin built in 1683? Delaware
• Which US national park is 95% water? Biscayne National Park in Florida. It's a popular destination for scuba diving!🤿
• Which US state has the largest underground cave system in the world? Kentucky – the Mammoth-Flint Cave system
• True or False – Babies in Bali don't touch the ground. True. The spirit of newborn babies is believed to be connected to the divine & the soul is not fully connected to the body until 3 months of age. Babies are treated with great respect & do not touch the ground until after they are 3 months old.👼
• What is the longest river in the US? Missouri River
• Which country has the most earthquakes? Japan
• Yellowstone’s Morning Glory pool has changed colors over the years because of what? Trash & debris that has been thrown into the pool. It was once almost completely blue (similar to the blue of its namesake flower). Now, though still beautiful, orange & yellow bacteria spread toward its center.

• What shape is Nepal’s flag? A double triangle (stacked). It's the only one in the world of its kind.
• What famous landmark is located in South Dakota? Mt. Rushmore
• True or False – You can see the Great Wall of China from space. False
• Which US national park was one of the filming locations for Tatooine in Star Wars (Luke’s home planet)? Death Valley National Park
• Where is the largest active volcano in the world? Mauna Loa in Hawaii
• How many people ride the train in India each day: 23,000 – 2.3 million – 23 million? Around 23 million people!🚆
• What is the most popular language to learn on Duolingo? English
• Which US state has the longest Main Street stretching 33 miles? Idaho (Island Park)
• What was the first National Park in America? Yellowstone. Click HERE to read about the parks' history.
• How long is the shortest commercial flight? 53 seconds – between Westray and Papa Westray islands in Scotland
• From which US city can you mail a coconut? Molokai, Hawaii. You can write a message on a coconut and mail it anywhere in the world. It’s called Post-A-Nut and you can either decorate a naked coconut yourself or buy one that has already been painted and add stamps.🥥

And there you have it – our list of the best trivia questions for a road trip! I hope you enjoyed this list of road trip trivia questions and answers for all ages. Trivia for the car really is a great way to make those miles fly by! And with 101 best trivia questions for road trips, you'll be there before you know it!

Best Trivia Questions For Road Trips FAQ

This list covers a variety of travel-themed trivia for car rides, but you can find all sorts of lists of trivia for road trips focused on a HUGE variety of topics & suited for various ages.

First, grab your free trivia questions printable HERE . If all players can read, you can either choose to pass the questions around (not to the driver, of course) or just have one person in charge of asking everyone the road trip questions. If your crew is on the competitive side, you can keep score. Or just play for fun & let everyone take their best guess.

In our research for this article, a few questions came up over & over again…'Can you see the great wall of China from space' & ‘how long were the longest & shortest commercial flights'. So, of course, we had to include these in our list of the best trivia questions for road trips!

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There are many options for ways to keep everyone busy & entertained on a long road trip. Check out our article all about road trip games for all ages.

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Are you looking for some fun road trip trivia questions? We are here to help!

No one can deny the fun and excitement that comes with going on a road trip. It’s one of the best ways to travel and it’s always so much fun.

But while the journey itself is undoubtedly enjoyable, the car ride can be a bit long at times and that’s why playing games will make it more fun.

In this road trip quiz, you will find over 85 trivia questions . They are perfect for when you’re on a long car journey and they will help to keep everyone entertained.

Do you know what is the world’s largest desert? what country is home to the tallest mountain in the world? and how many states are in the United States of America?

If you can answer these questions, then you’ll do well! These road trip quizzes include trivia questions about a variety of subjects. We’ve mainly included questions about road trips, roads, distances and geography but you will also find questions about history , entertainment and more!

So, are you ready to get started? Let’s go!

Table of Contents

Round 1: Easy Road Trip Trivia Questions

• Which New York City avenue is famous for its musical theatres?
• In which city can you find the Champs Elysées?
• What is the capital of Scotland?
• On which boulevard can you find the walk of fame in LA?
• In which city can you find Big Ben?
• What language is spoken in Brazil?
• Who was the first man on the moon?
• Who sang “Born in the USA”?
• What is the world’s most visited museum?
• What is the tallest mountain in the world?

Round 1: Easy Road Trip Trivia Questions and Answers

• Which New York City avenue is famous for its musical theatres ? Broadway
• In which city can you find the Champs Elysées? Paris
• What is the capital of Scotland? Edinburgh
• On which boulevard can you find the walk of fame in LA? Hollywood Boulevard
• In which city can you find Big Ben? London
• What language is spoken in Brazil ? Portuguese
• Who was the first man on the moon? Neil Armstrong
• Who sang “Born in the USA”? Bruce Springsteen
• What is the world’s most visited museum ? The Louvre
• What is the tallest mountain in the world? Mount Everest

Round 2: Medium Road Trip Trivia Questions

• What is the southernmost capital in the world?
• If you are flying to CDG, which airport are you flying to?
• What is the capital of Kenya?
• Which US President was elected in 2008?
• Between which two Australian cities is the Great Ocean Road?
• What is the smallest country in the world?
• Which letter is the country code for Germany on European number plates?
• In which US state can you find the island of Maui?
• What was the first Ford car?
• Which author wrote the book ‘Wild’?

Round 2: Medium Road Trip Trivia Questions and Answers

• What is the southernmost capital in the world? Wellington (New Zealand)
• If you are flying to CDG, which airport are you flying to? Charles de Gaulle in Paris
• What is the capital of Kenya? Nairobi
• Which US President was elected in 2008? Barack Obama
• Between which two Australian cities is the Great Ocean Road? Melbourne and Adelaide
• What is the smallest country in the world? Vatican City
• Which letter is the country code for Germany on European number plates? D
• In which US state can you find the island of Maui? Hawaii
• What was the first Ford car ? Model T
• Which author wrote the book ‘Wild’? Cheryl Strayed

Round 3: Hard Road Trip Trivia Questions

• What is the largest airport in the world?
• In How I Met Your Mother, what is Ted and Marshall’s road trip song?
• Who was the first UK Prime Minister?
• The Wild Atlantic Way is a famous road trip. In which country?
• How is the French Riviera called in French?
• In which city does the Dakar Rally start?
• The country with the smallest road network has only 8 km of roads. Which country is it?
• Which two US national parks are linked by the Blue Ridge Parkway?
• What is the name of the famous bridge in the Florida Keys?
• In which country is The Great Dolomites Road?

Round 3: Hard Road Trip Trivia Questions and Answers

• What is the largest airport in the world? King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, Saudi Arabia
• In How I Met Your Mother , what is Ted and Marshall’s road trip song? I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) by The Proclaimers
• Who was the first UK Prime Minister ? Sir Robert Walpole
• The Wild Atlantic Way is a famous road trip. In which country? Ireland
• How is the French Riviera called in French? Côte d’Azur
• In which city does the Dakar Rally start? Paris
• The country with the smallest road network has only 8 km of roads. Which country is it? Tuvalu
• Which two US national parks are linked by the Blue Ridge Parkway? Shenandoah National Park and Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• What is the name of the famous bridge in the Florida Keys? 7-mile bridge
• In which country is The Great Dolomites Road? Italy

Round 4: Easy Road Trip Trivia Questions

• Which New York City airport is named after a US President?
• Who painted the Mona Lisa?
• What superhero drives the Batmobile?
• In which US state can you find the Pacific Coast Highway?
• In which country is Marrakech?
• What was the first national park in the USA?
• What is the highest speed limit in the UK?
• What is the longest river in the world?
• What is the largest forest in the world?
• Which city is nicknamed the windy city?

Round 4: Easy Road Trip Trivia Questions and Answers

• Which New York City airport is named after a US President? JFK airport
• Who painted the Mona Lisa? Leonardo Da Vinci
• What superhero drives the Batmobile? Batman
• In which US state can you find the Pacific Coast Highway? California
• In which country is Marrakech? Morocco
• What was the first national park in the USA? Yellowstone
• What is the highest speed limit in the UK? 70 mph
• What is the longest river in the world? The Nile
• What is the largest forest in the world? Amazon
• Which city is nicknamed the windy city? Chicago

Round 5: Medium Road Trip Trivia Questions

• The North Coast 500 is a famous road trip. In which country?
• In which country can you find the train ‘The Ghan’?
• What is Texas’ nickname?
• What is the largest organ of the human body?
• Which president started the US highway system?
• Which city is nicknamed ‘The Eternal City’?
• At what time of the year are Mince pies eaten in the UK?
• In which museum is The Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh?
• What is the capital of Florida?
• Which Ford car is named after a horse breed?

Round 5: Medium Road Trip Trivia Questions and Answers

• The North Coast 500 is a famous road trip. In which country? Scotland, UK
• In which country can you find the train ‘The Ghan’? Australia
• What is Texas’ nickname ? Lone Star State
• What is the largest organ of the human body ? Skin
• Which president started the US highway system? Dwight D. Eisenhower
• Which city is nicknamed ‘The Eternal City’? Rome
• At what time of the year are Mince pies eaten in the UK ? Christmas
• In which museum is The Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh? MoMa in New York City
• What is the capital of Florida? Tallahassee
• Which Ford car is named after a horse breed? Mustang

Round 6: Travel Movies Trivia Questions

• In ‘Planes, trains and automobiles’, which holiday does Neal want to spend in New York City?
• Which actress played Rose O’Reilly in ‘We’re the Millers’?
• Which Hunger Games actor played Carl Munro in the movie ‘RV’?
• What year was ‘Little Miss Sunshine’ released?
• In the movie ‘Green Book’, what instrument does Don Shirley play?

Round 6: Travel Movies Trivia Questions and Answers

• In ‘Planes, trains and automobiles’, which holiday does Neal want to spend in New York City? Thanksgiving
• Which actress played Rose O’Reilly in ‘We’re the Millers’? Jennifer Aniston
• Which Hunger Games actor played Carl Munro in the movie ‘RV’? Josh Hutcherson
• What year was ‘Little Miss Sunshine’ released? 2006
• In the movie ‘Green Book’, what instrument does Don Shirley play? Piano

Round 7: Hard Road Trip Trivia Questions

• If you are visiting Milford Sound, in which country are you?
• Which president was involved in the Watergate scandal in the 70s?
• Who painted the Girl with a Pearl Earring?
• What day of the week was the 11th of September 2001?
• What is the least visited state in the USA?
• What was the first national park in the UK?
• Which US city used to be called New Amsterdam?
• In the UK, what does the acronym DVLA stand for?
• “Her name was Lola, she was a showgirl” is the first line of which song?
• On which island do the TT Races take place?

Round 7: Hard Road Trip Trivia Questions and Answers

• If you are visiting Milford Sound, in which country are you? New Zealand
• Which president was involved in the Watergate scandal in the 70s? Richard Nixon
• Who painted the Girl with a Pearl Earring? Johannes Vermeer
• What day of the week was the 11th of September 2001? Tuesday
• What is the least visited state in the USA? Alaska
• What was the first national park in the UK? Peak District
• Which US city used to be called New Amsterdam? New York City
• In the UK, what does the acronym DVLA stand for? Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency
• “Her name was Lola, she was a showgirl” is the first line of which song? Copacabana by Barry Manilow
• On which island do the TT Races take place? Isle of Man

Round 8: Easy Road Trip Trivia Questions

• What is the only US state starting with the letter F?
• In which country can you find the Autobahn?
• In which country does the 24 Hours of Le Mans race take place?
• Which country has the largest road network?
• Which Disney Pixar movie features the iconic Route 66?
• What is the main colour of the Ferrari logo?
• Abbey Road is an album from which famous band?
• What sport is Wimbledon known for?
• Which band sang ‘Sweet Home Alabama’? 
• Which iTV show features 3 famous chefs in the UK on a road trip abroad?

Round 8: Easy Road Trip Trivia Questions and Answers

• What is the only US state starting with the letter F? Florida
• In which country can you find the Autobahn? Germany
• In which country does the 24 Hours of Le Mans race take place? France
• Which country has the largest road network? The USA
• Which Disney Pixar movie features the iconic Route 66? Cars
• What is the main colour of the Ferrari logo ? Yellow
• Abbey Road is an album from which famous band? The Beatles
• What sport is Wimbledon known for? Tennis
• Which band sang ‘Sweet Home Alabama’?  Lynyrd Skynyrd
• Which iTV show features 3 famous chefs in the UK on a road trip abroad? Gordon, Gino and Fred’s Road Trip

Round 9: Road Trip Tie Breaker Questions

• How many miles are there between London and Paris (by car)?
• How long is the historic Route 66?
• How long did it take for the Concorde to complete its fastest transatlantic crossing from New York City to London?
• How long was the Silk Road?
• How long did it take for Sir David Attenborough to get 1 million followers on Instagram?
• How long is the coastline of Canada?
• The Pan-American Highway is the longest roadway in the world. How long is it?
• How long is Iceland’s Ring Road?
• What is the distance between Paris and Sydney in km?
• How many hours would it take if you drive from Lisbon to Moscow?

Round 9: Road Trip Tie Breaker Questions and Answers

• How many miles are there between London and Paris (by car)? 301 miles
• How long is the historic Route 66? 2,448 miles
• How long did it take for the Concorde to complete its fastest transatlantic crossing from New York City to London ? 2 hours 52 minutes and 59 seconds
• How long was the Silk Road? 4,000 miles
• How long did it take for Sir David Attenborough to get 1 million followers on Instagram? 4 hours 44 minutes
• How long is the coastline of Canada ? 125, 567 miles
• The Pan-American Highway is the longest roadway in the world. How long is it? 19,000 miles
• How long is Iceland’s Ring Road? 825 miles
• What is the distance between Paris and Sydney in km? 16,950 km
• How many hours would it take if you drive from Lisbon to Moscow? 46 hours

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55+ Road Trip Trivia Games, Conversation Starters and Q&A’s for your Next Road Trip

Road trips are such an adventure, and road trip trivia games make them so much more memorable and fun.

If ever there was a summer for road trips, this is the one. Many of us are ready to travel, but some of us (raises hand) aren’t quite ready to board a plane.

To be honest, I’ve always been more of a road trip person than an air travel person, and let me just tell you, road trip trivia makes the in-car time go by quickly.

When I’m in the car on a long road trip with my kids, I like to listen to the radio, but this only lasts so long. It’s road trip games for the win on long car rides.

While I love games, I also love to hear what’s going on in the heads of those in my car, so road trip conversation starters are critical, too. And, so much fun.

Before you drive off this summer, whether to the mountains or the shore, plan to download, purchase or print out these fun road trip trivia questions and answers, games and apps, and conversation starters!

Best Road Trip Trivia Games and Apps

We all have plenty of mobile apps on our phones, but here are 10 more road trip trivia apps to consider to keep up the fun as a family while on your next road trip.

Word Lanes is a clue-based word finder puzzle app that everyone in the car can play.

Simply call out a given clue, like “sportspeople who enter water from springboards,” and everyone can guess the answer. Hunt in the word search for the correct answer(s).

Trivia Crack

Trivia Crack is a reward-centered mobile road trip trivia app with six categories of challenges.

Similar to Trivial Pursuit , the first player to correctly answer questions in all six trivia categories, including Science, Art, Sports and History, is crowned the winner.

Jeopardy! World Tour

If you’ve ever aspired to be a Jeopardy! contestant, this mobile app has you covered.

With Jeopardy! World Tour, it’s like having the game show in the palm of your hand. Go head-to-head with players around the world or in the same car on a long car ride.

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?

Or, maybe Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? is more your style. Again, you’re covered.

The mobile version of the popular game show has everything you’d expect, including lifelines and leaderboards. This is a fun quiz-based road trip game to play as a family.

If music and music trivia is more your game, enter SongPop2 for your next road trip.

SongPop2 is the world’s largest music trivia game (at least according to the app makers). Listen and guess more than 100,000 songs with new ones added weekly.

Trivia Quest Sports

Sports fans, get ready to put your knowledge to the test with Trivia Quest Sports.

Test your knowledge of all things related to sports, from tennis to soccer, from the Super Bowl to the World Cup. Shout out fun questions to get the whole car into the game.

100 PICS Quiz

100 Pics Quiz is a fun brain teaser game that uses pictures, logos and photo puzzles.

More than 100 quiz categories challenge app users with road trip trivia questions to identify everything from flags to dog breeds to logos, even world-famous landmarks.

Knowledge Trainer

For those who want to inject learning into a road trip, look to Knowledge Trainer.

This trivia quiz app is described by the makers as the “quiz app for smart people.” If you’re up for the challenge, this one has tough questions in at least 10 categories.  

PopcornTrivia

Movie buffs in the bunch will love the PopcornTrivia road trip movie trivia app.

PopcornTrivia can be played as a single-player or multi-player game, allowing everyone in the car to climb the ranks from cleaning crew member to studio head.

PSYCH! Outwit Your Friends

If you like the Heads Up! app, I’m pretty sure you will love the PSYCH! mobile app.

This fun guessing game can be played by everyone on the road trip. Answer wacky questions about others in the car or make up fake answers to real trivia questions.  

Road Trip Trivia Questions and Answers

If you’d rather not download more apps onto your phone, print out these road trip trivia questions and answers before you hit the road again. 

National Parks Themed Trivia Questions and Answers

1. Q: Yellowstone National Park was the first national park in the US. What year was it established? 

2. Q: What United States President has a national park named after him? 

A: Theodore Roosevelt; Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota

3. Q: How many national parks does Hawaii have? 

4. Q: What state has the most national parks? 

A: California with 9

5. Q: The Grand Canyon is a National Park in Which State? 

6. Q: What national park is Half Dome and El Capitan located in? 

A: Yosemite

7. Q: What is the most-visited national park? 

A: Great Smoky Mountains

8. Q: Where is Crater Lake National Park? 

9. Q: Which State is Everglades National Park in? 

10. Q: Where is Arches National Park? 

Road Trip Themed Trivia Questions and Answers

1. Q: Which is the Only US State that starts with the letter P? 

A: Pennsylvania

2. Q: What is the least-visited state in the US? 

3. Q: What city has the worst traffic in the US? 

4. Q: Which state is Mount Rushmore in? 

A: South Dakota

5. Q: What are the 5 Great Lakes? 

A: Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior (HOMES)

6. Q: Which highway in the US is known as “The Mother Road”? 

A: Route 66

7. Q: What state is known as The Land of Enchantment? 

A: New Mexico

8. Q: What is Texas’s official nickname? 

A: The Lone Star State

9. Q: What country gave the US the Statue of Liberty as a gift? 

10. Q: What was the original capital of the United States? 

A: Philadelphia

Road Trip Conversation Starters

Whether you want questions to spark conversation or funny and fun road trip topics, like favorite destinations, I think these family discussion topics have you covered.

Here are 25 of my favorite road trip questions and car conversation starters appropriate for everyone in the car, including kids, teens and adults, to keep up the stories and convos.

1.  If you never had to sleep, how would you spend the extra hours?

2. What is your favorite memory that you hope you will never forget?

3. If you could teleport yourself anywhere in the world, where would you choose to go?

4. What do you miss most about home when you go on a road trip?

5. What is the first thing you do when you get out of bed in the morning?

6. What song or style of music makes you most happy?

7. If you could speak with a person who is no longer living, who would it be?

8. What is your favorite movie of all time that you could watch over and over?

9. If you could have any job, what would you be doing?

10. What is your favorite kind of donut (also, sprinkles or no sprinkles)?

11. If you had to spend $1 million in one day, how would you spend the money?

12. What super-power do you wish you had and how would you use this super-power?

13. What is one thing you cannot imagine living without?

14. Do you prefer to wake up early or stay up late on a road trip?

15. If you could master one skill, what would it be?

16. If you could paint your room any color, what color would you choose?

17. What is one thing about yourself that most people do not know?

18. What resolutions did you set for yourself for this year?

19. If you could live anywhere, where would you choose to live?

20. Which do you prefer, foods that are sweet or salty (or even sour)?

21. What are your life goals at this moment in time?

22. What would your perfect day look like?

23. If you could live forever, would you choose to do so?

24. Describe yourself in only three words.

25. What is one item on your bucket list you hope to check off this year?

For Even More Road Trip Conversations…

For more cool conversation topics and funny conversation questions, Amazon has you covered with fun books and card games, even fun car trivia and road trip quizzes.

When you want to engage as a family with travel trivia games or hilarious car conversations, here are a few of my faves:

Guess in 10

Guess in 10 is a card-based game of questions in which players can ask up to 10 questions to identify what’s on the game card.

This portable car trivia game is available in multiple themes, including Cities Around the World, Deadly Dinosaurs, World of Sports and States of America.

Guess in 10 comes with 50 game cards and 6 clue cards. The age-appropriate content is good for players that range in age from 8 to 99.

Good Guess: A Social Trivia Game

With Good Guess, the goal is to “unriddle” clues about everyday people, places and things, like the human brain and hippopotamuses.

Each person in the car takes a card and reads off the challenging clues, like “I can beat the sun in a staring contest” (answer: Chuck Norris).

The winner or winning team earns points with correct guesses, and more points when fewer clues are needed to guess the person, place or object.

Would You Rather: Travel Edition

Would You Rather is a super-fun gamebook that can be enjoyed by the whole family whether on a road trip or relaxing around the pool at your final destination.

This gamebook includes dozens of boredom-busting questions and conversation starters, like “Would you rather meet the Easter Bunny or the Tooth Fairy?”

All the questions spark the inevitable follow-up question of “why” to delve further into the fun and fascinating answers shared by every member of the family.

Last But Not Least: Road Trip Trivia Podcasts

Plug in and turn on one of these road trip trivia podcasts to take the guesswork out of your hands. 

• Family Road Trip Trivia Podcast – new episodes every Friday.
• Road Trip Trivia Podcast on Apple Podcasts

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Ahh, west coast road trips . The great American tradition that has withstood the test of time.

Berty and I like to believe that some of our favorite conversations happen in the car , both with each other and with our friends.

We have always been a fan of road trip questions because they allow us to inquire about things we wouldn’t normally ask each other.

Whether you’re going across the country, or just to the hiking trail nearby, it’s the people you go with that make the journey worthwhile.

However, we’ve always been on the search for the perfect road trip questions list!  We needed one with a good mix of funny and serious questions, as well as simple and thought-provoking ones …

So we thought we’d make our own road trip questions list!

We scoured the internet for some of our favorite road trip questions and compiled them together in this list.

We’ve included our favorite and fun travel questions and made up our own along the way. You surely won’t be bored on your next trip! Enjoy!

101 Fun And Random Road Trip Questions To Ask Your Friends

1. What is your favorite kind of doughnut?

2. On a scale of 1-10, how strict are/were your parents?

3. If you could take a month-long road trip, what would be your route? (Need suggestions? Try  the PNW  or Utah )

4. Who are the 3 greatest living musicians?

5. What was your worst date? Tell a play by play.

6. How do you like your coffee in the morning?

7. What accomplishment are you most proud of?

8. What is the first thing you do when you get out of bed?

9. Which of your friends are you proudest of? Why?

10. Have you ever been skinny dipping?

11. What’s the most beautiful place you’ve ever been?

12. What are your 3 favorite movies?

13. Tell me 3 things you remember about kindergarten.

14. If you could live in any TV home, what would it be?

15. What was the first CD you ever owned?

16. If you could ask your pet 3 questions, what would they be?

17. If you had to live in a different state, what would it be?

18. Using one word, how would you describe your family?

19. What is the scariest movie you’ve ever seen?

20. How often do you go to the gym?

21. What is the wildest thing you would consider doing to your hair?

22. If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would it be? (Discover our clickable destination maps here )

23. What is your favorite family tradition?

24. What’s the first thing you do when you get home from a trip?

25. Would you rather spend five days exploring Disney or New York City ?

26. If we had to live in one of the places you’ve visited on vacation which one would be your first choice?

27. What do you like the least about travel? (Read about how we fight when traveling )

28. What is your favorite part of travel?

29. What is the one thing that would be a relationship breaker for you?

30. What is your goal for the next 12 months? How do you plan to reach it?

31. Have you ever achieved a New Year’s resolution?

32. What is your favorite kind of cereal?

33. Are you usually early or late?

34. What one thing annoys you most at a restaurant?

35. What household chore have you never done?

36. What language would you like to master?

37. Who would you love to punch in the face?

38. What is your favorite event in the Winter Olympics?

39. What was the best book or series that you’ve ever read? (OR, your current favorite podcasts for a road trip ?)

40. Where is the farthest place you’ve ever traveled in a car?

41. Share your top 5 favorite bands/artists.

42. Who is your most admired athlete of all-time?

43. What do you think will the be “throwback” style of the 00s?

44. What do you like most about your family?

45. What is your least favorite holiday and why? Most favorite?

46. What are some small things that make your day better?

47. If you owned a professional sports team, what team would you own?

48. What is the MUST SEE movie out right now?

49. What shampoo and conditioner do you use?

50. What are three key elements in every successful relationship ?

51. If you didn’t have to sleep, what would you do with the extra time?

52. What hobby would you get into if time and money weren’t an issue?

53. Describe your dream home – where would it be and what would it look like? (Would it look like this PNW Cabin ?)

54. Do you prefer early mornings or late nights?

55. How do you like to cook your eggs?

56. What shows are you currently into?

57. Which exotic animal would you want as your pet?

58. What is something that is considered a luxury, but you don’t think you could live without?

59. Would you rather go bungee jumping or skydiving?

60. How different was your life one year ago?

61. What kind of art do you enjoy most?

62. What’s the best way a person can spend their time?

63. Where is the most relaxing place you’ve ever been?

64. Who is your favorite influencer ?

65. If you had to give up every social media platform but one, which one would you keep? (By the way, we’re on Instagram here )

66. What is one skill you really want to master?

67. What is the most embarrassing thing that happened to you in high school?

68. What is something you will NEVER do again?

69. Where is the creepiest place you have ever been?

70. How long have you gone without taking a bath/shower?

71. What band would you consider your guilty pleasure?

72. Would you rather explore space or the deepest part of the ocean?

73. What has been the best museum you’ve visited? ( Our favorite is in this post, psst, it’s hosts the Mona Lisa! )

74. Would you rather climb a mountain or deep sea dive?

75. What’s the most illegal thing you’ve done?

76. What’s the best and worst piece of TRAVEL advice you’ve ever received?

77. When do you feel truly “alive”? ( Hiking this trail in Zion was pretty exhilarating…)

78. What is your biggest kitchen fail?

79. What are you really good at, but kind of embarrassed that you are good at it?

80. Which of your scars has the best story behind it?

81. What do you regret not doing or starting when you were younger?

82. What was the best toy of the 90s?

83. What is your spirit animal?

84. If you had to wear one brand of clothing for the rest of your life, what would you choose?

85. What does the last text message on your phone say?

86. Which movie made you cry? Why?

87. Who is your celebrity crush?

88. What is your favorite TV series?

89. How many pairs of shoes do you own?

90. What has been your most expensive Uber ride?

91. What is your favorite location to go camping? ( Ours is here, on this awesome Washington beach !)

92. Have you ever had to go to the hospital?

93. Would you ever consider applying for The Bachelor/Bachelorette?

94. How many pillows do you sleep with?

95. Do you prefer warm weather or cold weather?

96. What is your favorite breakfast diner order?

97. Do you have an irrational fear?

98. What is your go-to dance move?

99. Where do you do most of your online shopping?

100. Do you read the newspaper?

101. What has been your favorite photo you’ve taken?

BONUS QUESTIONS!

These car ride questions are only on the blog! Let’s say this is your reward for making it all the way to the bottom of the post. It takes a lot of dedication to read that long, and we love you for that! Keep reading for more questions to ask on a road trip…

102: What’s the weirdest place you’ve ever slept?

103: What was the first national park you ever visited? If not, which one is on the top of your list to explore?

104: Did you go camping in your childhood? Where?

105: What school project were you most proud of?

106: How would you describe your decor style?

107: Do you have a favorite flower?

108: Have you ever tried essential oils? Why or why not?

109: If you could paint your house any color, which one would you choose?

110: Did you get through every single one of these road trip questions? If so, we seriously admire your dedication!!

Do you like these road trip questions? Let us know if you want to see a new list with even more ways to entertain you on a road trip!

More road trip resources.

Car Camping 101: The Complete Guide To Sleeping In Your Car

The Olympic Peninsula Road Trip You Need To Take This Year

30 Road Trip Essentials You Need To Be Packing

10 Insanely Useful Road Trip Planner Tools and Apps 

The Ultimate Pacific Coast Road Trip

20 Brilliant Car Camping Hacks For Your Best Trip Yet

Exactly How To Find Free Camping Spots (USA)

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Do You Have Any Road Trip Questions You’d Like To Ask Someone? What Are Some Other Games You Like To Play While On A Road Trip? Tell Us In The Comments Below!

101 Fun Road Trip Questions for Your Next Drive

December 22, 2020

Looking for some road trip questions to help the ride go by? When it comes to getting to know someone better, nothing beats a road trip. Maybe it’s the lack of eye to eye contact that makes people open up. Maybe it’s the miles that pass between you. But if ever you find yourself searching for conversation, we have the road trip questions and trivia for you. I’ve even sifted them into fun road trip questions, road trip trivia, road trip questions for couples, for friends and for family.

Called shotgun? Let’s go!

• Don’t miss our list of road trip essentials and, just for fun, check out these road trip quotes.

The Best Road Trip Questions

Conversation Starters

• If you could only eat three kinds of food for the rest of your life, what would they be?
• If you could be king for a day, which annoying but trivial habit would you make illegal?
• What’s the worst job you ever worked?
• Which celebrities have you met in real life?
• Marmite: love it or hate it?
• Making tea: milk first or tea first?
• Would you rather visit space or the bottom of the ocean floor?
• What’s your favourite foreign word? (When all else fails, use zanahoria for carrot in Spanish.)

Getting to Know Each Other

• Where did your parents meet?
• What was your first pet?
• What makes you feel nervous?
• What’s your middle name? (First name if you’re really new at this…)
• What’s the worst date you ever went on?
• What are three things you want to do this year?

Random Road Trip Trivia

– Where was the start and finish of the original Route 66? (Chicago – Santa Monica)

– What are some of the nicknames for Route 66? (The Mother Road, Will Rogers Highway and the Main Street of America)

– What is the river in the Great River Road in Louisiana? (Mississippi)

– What city lies at the end of the Great River Road (New Orleans)

– Which road trip passes the 12 Apostles? (The Great Ocean Road in Australia)

Road Trip Food Questions

• Sweet or savoury?
• If you could only eat food from one country for the rest of your life, what would it be?
• What’s the worst meal you’ve ever made?
• What’s your guilty pleasure? Ketchup with everything? Instant coffee? Honey from a jar? Spill the beans…
• How long does your chocolate Easter egg last. An hour, a day, a month, a year?

Road Trip Questions for Family

• Are road trips better than flying?
• Parents: tell us about your first date!
• If everyone in the car were an animal, which would they be?
• What’s your favourite animal?
• Who can make the best animal noises?
• Who’s go the best fake laugh?

Would you rather…?

• Would you rather visit the beach or the mountains?
• Would you rather have a job that paid well or one that had lots of time off?
• Would you rather have a starter or dessert?
• Would you rather drive or be a passenger?
• What you rather read the book or see the movie?
• Would you rather think about something or do something?
• Would you rather see the world or stay at home?

Bucket List Questions

• Do you hate the term bucket list? 
• What would you like to do or see before you die?
• What do you plan to do or see after you die?!

One thing questions…

• What’s one thing you always take with you on a road trip?
• What’s the one thing you want to be remembered for?
• What’s the one thing that’s most important to you?

More Road Trip Travel Tips

In addition to these fun questions for car rides, check out these resources:

• The Road Trip Challenge
• You Complete Guide of Road Trip Essentials
• Road Trip Quotes to Inspire You

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Fun games to pass the time on your next roadtrip.

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Road trip games can pass the time on a long trip.

Roadtrips are an enjoyable way to see changing scenery, a chance to stay overnight in retro roadside motels, and an excuse to pull over to see the quirky roadside attractions that you’ll only find in small town America.

But road trips also mean long stretches of flat highway where the oohs and ahhs slow down, the snacks run out, and you need a break from the podcast you’ve been streaming.

Pass the time in the car with a game of 'Would You Rather?'

Enter road trip games. They’ll help you pass the time between stops and hopefully squash any questions like “are we there, yet?”.

From games that can be played among a group of friends or couples to road trip games to entertain kids, these games will help keep you entertained on the road.

Top 7 Road Trip Games to Play

1. table topics.

Table Topics is a deck full of fun conversation starter cards. The game is recommended for ages 12 and up, and the cards can spur conversation between a couple or a group. The deck has 135 cards and questions range from: “Is it more important to be book smart or street smart?” and “If you could have front-row seats to any concert who would you like to see?”

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The scribe in charge of the Mad Libs tablet will be prompted to ask participants for verbs, adjectives, nouns, and so on, which will then be put into a short narrative. The catch: No one knows the context that the words they toss out will be put in, so the story ends up being a goofy one. This is a great game for kids in elementary school who are starting to learn the ins and outs of nouns, adjectives and the like.

3. “Would You Rather?”

You could come up with your own scenarios for a game of “Would You Rather” where you pit two outrageous scenarios against one another. But the “Would You Rather” deck of cards is loaded with pre-set predicaments: “Would you rather own a machine that makes any food you want or prints $50 per week?” The family edition has 200 cards that were made with multi-generation road trips in mind.

4. License Plate Game

A road trip classic, and a fun one to play with kids, the license plate game challenges everyone in the car to collectively spot license plates from all 50 states. Pro tip: Print out a map of the United States to keep track of all the states you’ve collected.

When the karaoke is over, play a round of song trivia.

5. License Plate Word Scramble

When you’ve already done your Wordle for the day, you can engage your fellow passengers with a game of word scramble. Just look at a plate in a nearby lane and extract the letter — then challenge everyone to come up with a word with the letters in the plate. For example, if the license plate has the letters NKE in it, the word could be “Banker.”

6. Song Trivia

Every great road trip has a good playlist. But turn your tunes into a game by seeing who can name the singer, song title, and, for a bonus round, the year the song came out. You can set up a playlist in advance for this game or just scroll through the stations.

7. The Geography Game

If you loved social studies as a kid, this game is for you. One person starts the game by throwing out a geographic location (i.e. city, state, mountain region, river, etc.). Let’s say the starting word is California. The next person then comes with a location that starts with the last letter of the previous name, so, in this case, the letter “A,” which could be Alaska, Appalachians, Atlanta, and so on. You could mix up the themes, too, or narrow the categories, too. Other categories could be types of food, animals, countries, or band names.

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15 Fun Road Trip Games That Will Keep You Entertained for Hours

T here is nothing like spending quality time with friends or family on the open road for a scenic road trip. However, doing just that in one spot for hours on end is bound to get boring eventually. Luckily, there are unique and entertaining road trip games that make the potentially miserable parts of road trips, like being stuck in a car with the same people, into something fun and exciting . Even if your road trip is on the shorter end, games like this are a great way to take a break from screens and take in the scenes around you. They are also perfect for bonding and quality time. 

All of these road trip games can be played with two players or more, including the driver (as long as someone else is in charge of everything so the driver can still concentrate). They range from simple classics like “20 Questions” and “Never Have I Ever” to more thought-provoking games or classics with a twist. Have fun with them and create your own rules to make the games more enjoyable for you and everyone else you are traveling with.

20 Questions

Rules: One person thinks of any person, place or thing, and the other players have 20 questions to guess what it is. The answerer can only respond with “yes” or “no.”

Example: Player A thinks of “Eiffel Tower.” Player B asks, “Is it a man-made object?” Player A responds, “Yes.” Player C asks, “Is it located in Europe?” Player A responds, “Yes.” And so on until someone guesses the correct answer.

The License Plate Game

Rules: Players try to spot license plates from different states or countries and keep a running list. You can also give half or full points for finding license plates with special/interesting tag numbers. The player who spots the most unique plates wins. 

Example: Player A spots a license plate from Texas and gets one point. Player B spots one from California and gets another point. Half or whole points can be given if a player spots a special tag number like “1L0V3Y0U.” The player with the most points at the end of the trip wins.

Would You Rather?

Rules: Players take turns asking each other “Would you rather” questions, presenting two equally challenging or absurd scenarios. If a simple game that can entertain you for a long time with hard-hitting and difficult to choose decisions. 

Example: “Would you rather have the ability to fly but only at walking speed or teleport, but only to places you’ve been before?”

Song Association

Rules: Song association is a popular game where a word is given to each player during their turn and they have 10 seconds to sing a song that says that word. Or you can have a person give all players the same word and whoever sings lyrics from a song that includes that word first wins a point. 

Example: Player A is given the word “night,” so they sing the lyrics “We be all night” from “Drunk in Love” by Beyonce within 10 seconds to receive a point.

Categories/Concentration

Rules: Players choose a category (e.g., types of food, cities, animals) and take turns naming items in that category without repeating or hesitating. Whoever stutters or repeats a world is out and the rest can either start a new category or continue the original one and lay until one person wins. 

Example: Category: Countries. Player A starts with “France,” Player B says “Italy,” Player C says “Japan,” and so on.

Trivia Quiz

Rules: Players take turns asking each other trivia questions. The person who answers correctly earns a point. Someone other than the driver can also look up trivia questions and read them aloud to the others playing. Rotate who reads the question if everyone in the car wants to participate in guessing. 

Storytelling Relay

Rules: Players start a story, and each person adds a sentence to continue the narrative. The story can take unexpected turns and get quite entertaining. This game can go on as long as you want or you can set a limit to how many sentences are added.  

Example: Player A starts with “Once upon a time, in a faraway kingdom, there lived a talking squirrel.” Player B adds, “The squirrel had a magical acorn that granted wishes.” And so on.

The Alphabet Game

There are many ways to play road trip games like this one but here is a spin on it that makes the alphabet game perfect for being on the road. 

Rules: Players take turns finding words that start with consecutive letters of the alphabet, beginning with “A” and going all the way to “Z.” The words can be spotted on road signs, billboards, or anything else visible outside the car. It can be an object you actually see or words you see written on something. 

Example: Player 1 spots “Apple” on a billboard, then Player 2 sees “Banana” on a poster outside a store, then Player 3 sees a “Car,” and so on.

The Name Game

The name game is another addition to the simple but surprisingly entertaining road trip games. Rules: Players take turns naming a celebrity whose name starts with the last letter of the previous answer.

Example: Player 1 says “Alicia Keys,” so Player 2 says “SZA,” then Player 3 says “Ariana Grande,” and so on.

Word Association

This one is similar to categories/concentration but involves a little more thinking. 

Rules: One player starts with a word, and the next player says a word that is associated with it. This continues until someone hesitates or repeats a word.

Example: “Sun” – “Beach” – “Sand” – “Castle”.

The Movie Game

Rules: One player names an actor, and the next player names a movie they’ve been in. Players continue naming movies from that actor’s filmography until someone can’t think of one. Or player A can name an actor, and after player B names a movie they were in, player C (or back to player A if only two players) must name another actor that was in that movie. Once player C names a new actor, player D (or whoever is next) must name a separate movie with that actor, and the game continues until someone is stumped.

Example: Player A says “Viola Davis,” then player B says “The Help,” so player C says “Octavia Spencer,” then player D says “Hidden Figures,” and so on.

Never Have I Ever

You know of this one, it’s a classic. Play this game with your travel partners to get to know them better or expose any crazy or funny situations they have been in.

Rules: Players take turns making statements starting with “Never have I ever…”. If other players have done what the person said they haven’t, they lose a point. The player with the most points at the end wins.

Road Trip Bingo

Rules: Buy road trip bingo cards or create your own bingo cards with items you might see on the road (e.g., a cow, a red car, a billboard for a restaurant). Players mark off items as they see them, and the first to get a bingo wins.

Example: Bingo card with squares for “State trooper car,” “Rest stop,” “airport,” etc.

The Memory Game

Rules: The first player names an object they saw on the road (e.g., a red truck). The next player repeats the first object and adds a new one, and the sequence continues, with each player reciting the growing list of objects in order.

Example: Player 1: “I saw a red truck.” Player 2: “I saw a red truck and a green billboard.” Player 3: “I saw a red truck, a green billboard, and a yellow street sign.”

The Question Game

Rules: Players take turns asking each other questions, but they can only respond with another question, not a statement. The goal is to keep the conversation going by asking thought-provoking or silly questions.

Example: Player 1: “Have you ever been to the moon?” Player 2: “Why, do you have a spaceship?” Player 1: “Would you like to come with me?” Player 2: “What about our road trip?”

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Orlando magic | magic wrap up 3-game road trip at 76ers in high stakes contest.

Despite back-to-back road losses at Houston and Milwaukee , the No. 5 seed Magic still can finish as high as third in the East for the NBA playoffs.

On the flip side, Orlando can fall out of the top 6 entirely and drop to eighth, which would result in Jamahl Mosley’s squad having to participate in the Play-In Tournament to reach a first-round playoff series against the No. 1 Celtics or the No. 2 seed.

Before anything else, however, the Magic know they need to get back on track Friday at Philadelphia to avoid further slippage in the conference standings in the final two games of the regular season (Bally Sports Florida, 7).

Orlando (46-34) hosts the Bucks (49-31) on Sunday in a matinee finale (Bally Sports Florida, 1).

A win at No. 7 Philadelphia (45-35) would clinch, at worst, a top 6 seed in the East for the Magic because the 76ers can’t post more than 46 wins with one game.

A top 6 seed guarantees locks in a postseason berth. Nos. 7-10 in each conference compete in the Play-In for the Nos. 7 and 8 spots in the playoffs.

“We control what we can control and in these next two games. We’ve got to be very focused and intentional about the way we go about our business,” Mosley said after the Magic fell to Milwaukee on Wednesday night.

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Orlando’s “business” is defense. It’s what the team described as its “calling card” before the season started and has continued to serve as its identity.

The Magic’s season-long 110.8 defensive rating is third-best in the league, but taking a look at the last five games tells a different story. In that stretch when Orlando went 2-3, the rating ballooned to 117.7 for 27th out of 30 teams.

Opponents are shooting 40.9% from 3-point range on 30.8 attempts.

The Magic trailed by as many as 19 points to Charlotte and Houston — teams already eliminated from playoff contention — in the past week while falling behind by 27 at Milwaukee.

“Defensively that’s two games where we’ve given up 100-plus [points],” Mosley said. “We’ve got to do a better job of sitting down and locking in there.

“It’s got to be the identity of us that we continue to impact shots, make it tough for them.”

Orlando getting back Franz Wagner against the 76ers would help. He’s missed the last two games with a right ankle sprain and is questionable.

Although he’s known for his effort on offense — he’s led (or tied) the team in scoring 22 times — Wagner is an important piece of the puzzle on defense as well. At 6-8, he’s a solid position defender who can switch and hold his own against elite guards in space and contest shots without fouling.

Wagner’s individual defensive rating (108.3) is second on the team for players who have played at 50 games, behind only Jonathan Isaac (102.5).

Wagner’s 72 total steals also are second-most. Jalen Suggs leads with 105, which are eighth-most in the NBA.

The lone player on Orlando’s injury report, Wagner is “slowly progressing,” Mosley said. Orlando also is set to get back guard Gary Harris, who missed Wednesday’s contest because of right foot injury maintenance.

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For Philadelphia, All-NBA center Joel Embiid (left knee injury recovery), point guard Kyle Lowry (left knee effusion) and reserve forward KJ Martin (left great toe contusion) are questionable. Veteran forward Robert Covington (left knee bone bruise) won’t be available.

Embiid didn’t play the first time the 76ers beat the Magic on the road by 20 points in late December, but he totaled 36 in a 15-point win at Kia Center on Jan. 19.

Philadelphia will be incentivized to win — the same way Milwaukee blew out the Magic without two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo (left calf injury).

“You’ve got to try to bring the energy and intensity, and you can’t let a couple of losses sidetrack you from the bigger picture,” Magic forward Paolo Banchero said. “We’re trying to make a run in the playoffs.”

To make a run in the playoffs, Orlando must reach them and secure a favorable matchup to increase its chances. A top 4 seed would give the Magic homecourt advantage.

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