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Despite its small size, Rhode Island offers a variety of landscapes: from bustling cities to peaceful lakeside roads. And the best way to see it all? By car, of course!
Mix comfort with practicality - Consider a compact car which offers comfortable highway driving, combined with ease of manoeuvre in city streets. SUVs are a preferred choice if planning to explore the state's more rough terrains.
Get accustomed to the "right-hand" rule, contrary to driving in the UK. Speed limits range from 25 mph in residential areas to 65 mph on the interstate. Seat belts are mandatory for all passengers, and mobile phone use while driving is prohibited unless hands-free. Remember, it's illegal to overtake a school bus while it's loading or unloading children.
Rhode Island's diverse landscape creates an abundance of attractions.
Rhode Island, being the Ocean State, offers a plethora of exquisite public beaches. Check out Narragansett Town Beach, Scarborough State Beach, or the Misquamicut State Beach for a refreshing day out.
Rhode Islanders are known for their friendly nature and warm hospitality, making any visitor feel home. Feel free to engage in small talk and learn more about local tales and attractions - locals love sharing their state's charm!
Experience a true four-season climate: hot, humid summers, colourful autumns, snow-filled winters and pleasantly warm springs. Best time to visit would be Spring (May to June) or Autumn (September to October) when the weather is mild and attractively less crowded.
The official currency is the US Dollar. Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's always advisable to carry some cash for tips or small purchases.
Rhode Island hosts several events, with the Newport Folk Festival and Newport Jazz Festival being the most renowned. If visiting in Autumn, don't miss out on the Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular at Roger Williams Park Zoo.