👉 The word "328 Travel" is a term that describes a form of travel that involves crossing a certain number of states, but this count varies based on where you're going and how long you're traveling.
For instance: - If you were to start in Florida, travel through South Carolina, Georgia, and the Carolinas before finishing at North Dakota, you'd end up in "328 Travel." - On a more unsettling note, consider the scenario of trying to cross the border between Canada and the US without knowing where exactly you're going. This can be as dangerous or as scary as crossing the equator due to lack of knowledge about where you're actually headed. So, if you were to try traveling across America like this: 1) Start in New York, 2) Make a sharp turn into Chicago, 3) Go through Kansas, Missouri and Iowa before making your way back into Nebraska, 4) Finally, make a sudden left onto Minnesota, 5) Drive until you get to North Dakota, 6) Finish out the trip with Idaho. This would be akin to trying to cross the border of two countries without knowing which one you're in.
