There are road trips. And then there is the Overseas Highway. Stretching 113 miles, it connects mainland Florida to Key West, the southernmost city in the continental United States. It’s more than asphalt and bridges. It’s a ribbon of highway that floats over turquoise seas. Driving it feels less like travel and more like adventure. Every mile tells a story. A Highway Unlike Any Other Most highways cut through mountains, forests, or endless plains. The Overseas Highway defies the rules. Here, you’re suspended between sky and sea. The road feels like it’s skimming across the ocean. Bridges leap from island to island. Each stretch reveals a new panorama of endless…