Plan car games for a long road trip

Plan games to keep everyone happy on a long car trip. Passengers and ages: [WHO] Trip length: [e.g. "7 hours with two stops"] Route or region: [e.g. "highway through farmland", "coastal roads"] What usually goes wrong: [e.g. "kids fight after an hour", "motion sickness when reading"] Materials allowed: [paper and pens / nothing / a small bag of supplies] Give me: 1. 10-12 games that work with no screens and no reading for anyone prone to car sickness. Include talking games, spotting games, memory games, and story games. 2. For each: rules in 2-3 sentences, best age range, and whether the driver can join safely (voice-only, no looking at things). 3. A rough schedule that spreads games across the drive, with quiet stretches, snack breaks, and a bigger "challenge" right before each stop. 4. A road trip bingo list of 25 things we're likely to see on this kind of route. 5. 15 "would you rather" or silly questions for when energy drops. 6. One ongoing game that lasts the whole trip (e.g. a points tally or a collaborative story) with a small prize at the end. The driver should never need to read, write, or look away from the road to play.