Super Cruise driver assistance technology can enhance already spectacular drives
Ah, the open road. The windows down. The wind in your hair. The sound of going places dancing in your ears as the world races past. Or maybe “windows up, podcast on” is more your speed. However you prefer your time behind the wheel, it’s undeniable that the right scenery can enhance any drive. The right driver assistance tech can help too.
With more than 400,000 miles of compatible roads in the U.S. and Canada available on select Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac vehicles
1. Overseas Highway
One of only two Florida roadways named an All-American Road by the U.S. Federal Highway Administration, this stretch of U.S. Highway 1 in Florida runs from Key Largo to Key West, covering 113 miles and featuring 42 bridges. The longest of those, of course, is the Seven Mile Bridge. Experience stunning scenery in every direction.
2. Route 66
Also known as The Mother Road, Route 66 has served as inspiration for authors, songwriters, painters and animators. Winding across the Southwest and Midwest from Los Angeles to Chicago, this is Americana at its best and features more than 250 buildings, bridges and other sites on the National Register of Historic Places.
Super Cruise stories
Better commutes. More relaxing road trips. Super cool tech. Members share why they trust Super Cruise to help get them where they want to go.
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“I really, really wanted Super Cruise. I have loved it ever since. I’ve got over 25,000 miles on the car.”
— OnStar Member Rusty A.
2 of 5
“I couldn’t imagine ever living without Super Cruise now.”
— OnStar Member Barbara W.
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“I’m able to let go a little bit and mentally get rid of some of that stress of driving so I can focus on getting to where I need to be.”
— OnStar Member Marco C.
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“It’s become so important to our family. We won’t buy another family vehicle that is not equipped with Super Cruise.”
— OnStar Member Justin V.
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“I hate to use a term like ‘relaxing,’ because you still have to be alert, but you are a little more relaxed.”
— OnStar Member Wayne S.
3. Pacific Coast Highway
Construction began in the 1930s, and the views along this 600-plus-mile coastal route from San Francisco to San Diego are as captivating today as they were then. Catch small seaside towns, surf spots, wine country and a little bit of Hollywood along the way. It takes 10 hours to drive straight from one end to the other — but why would you do that? Take your time and enjoy.
4. Lake Shore Drive
Maybe the most famous stretch of municipal road in the Midwest, Lake Shore Drive is slightly more than 15 miles of urban beauty with Chicago on one side and Lake Michigan on the other. The road’s origins date back to the late 1800s when a hotelier built a mansion along the drive on the north side of the city. Officially a part of U.S. Highway 41, in 2021 it was renamed Jean-Baptiste Pointe DuSable Lake Shore Drive, in honor of the city’s founder.
5. I-90 across Montana
It’s a long, long drive across Montana. It’s also breathtaking. The sky is indeed big, and there are mountains everywhere. So while this route isn’t out of the way, and is certainly well traveled, it’s also worth all the time you’ll spend on the road. Make a stop in the charming little town of Livingston, one of the gateways to Yellowstone National Park along the way.
