Road Life Hub
About Road Life Hub
Road Life Hub is a resource and advocacy platform dedicated to helping older adults and people with disabilities navigate life while living in a car, SUV, van, RV, or bus (or any other vehicle.)
Our mission is to provide practical information, trusted resources, and honest conversations that help people live safely, confidently, and with dignity on the road.
I didn't create Road Life Hub to become a travel influencer or document a perfect nomadic lifestyle. I created it because I discovered how difficult it was to find accurate, practical information for people living this way—especially those trying to navigate healthcare, Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, insurance, safe parking, finances, and the countless everyday challenges that come with living without a traditional address.
Everything you'll find here is built on two foundations: lived experience and careful research. I share what I've learned from tens of thousands of miles on the road, while also digging into the policies, programs, and resources that can make this lifestyle safer and more sustainable.
My goal isn't to tell you how to live—it's to help you make informed decisions for your own journey.
Whether you're already living in your vehicle, preparing for the transition, supporting someone who is, or you're a service provider, researcher, nonprofit, or public agency working with this community, I hope you'll find something valuable here.
Road Life Hub exists to bridge the gap between people living this lifestyle and the organizations that want to serve them.
Why I Started Road Life Hub
Like many people, I discovered that living on the road isn't just about freedom—it's about adapting. It's about solving problems, finding community, navigating complex systems, and creating a meaningful life without a traditional home address.
Along the way I realized there wasn't a single place where older adults and people with disabilities could find both practical guidance and an honest perspective from someone living the experience every day.
Road Life Hub grew from that need. What began as a personal website has become something much larger: a place where lived experience, reliable information, and compassionate advocacy come together to help people build a better life on the road.
This is only the beginning. My vision is for Road Life Hub to become a trusted national resource where vehicle residents, service providers, researchers, and advocates work together to improve life for people living without a traditional address.
Every article, resource guide, and conversation is another step toward that goal.