Daytona Beach, Florida - Driving Florida A1A Scenic Route - 4K with Hi-Fi Street Sound

Daytona Beach roundtrip driving tour starts from the northern part of the city on the border with Ormond Beach and continues southbound along Atlantic Avenue (Florida A1A Scenic Road) to the southern city limits at Daytona Beach Shores. Then after u-turn the path follows northbound. Not only the direction of travel changes the weather switches from sunshine to rain and back. Enjoy the drive!
Daytona Beach is known for its racing roots, hosting some of the largest motorsports events in the world including the Daytona 500, also known as the "Great American Race." Daytona Beach ranks among most affordable beach towns according to Thrillist.
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The video is filmed in Hi-Fi stereo with real street sound.
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[@HappyBirdGenetics]

Love your Logo, Driving USA!

[@DrivingUSA]

Thanks for the feedback! It did take a lot of time and effort! Stay tuned!

[@andrewemery7459]

You are driving too fast to enjoy the scenery. great video but do it again on a1a and drive slower, also tell the starting point so it is easier to remember the landmarks

[@DrivingUSA]

Appreciate your comment! As for the videos: • I take filming and processing very seriously: most videos start at official geographical boundary and/or sign of the city (green sign on the left side of the road in the very beginning of this video). In many videos I provide a list of time markers in the video description, such as in Overseas Highway driving video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHnao5Sdjs2MfLs - it lists almost all keys and landmarks along the way. • Unfortunately, I cannot control the speed the way I'd prefer to: not only speeding is a violation, going too slow is a violation as well: "However, driving too slowly is also against Florida law. You must not drive so slowly that you block or delay traffic moving at normal, safe speeds. You should drive with the flow of traffic, within the speed limit. When driving slower than the flow of traffic, keep right so others may safely pass. On highways, when the posted speed limit is 70 MPH, the minimum speed limit is 50 MPH." - Florida Driver’s Handbook. Thanks for commenting and stay tuned!

[@paulobarbosa1982]

I don't know if it's because of the filter but I've never seen so many orange cars on the street! 🚘🟠😂