United States travel guide
Emergency numbers, how to stay online, and the apps locals use. Save this page before you fly.
Emergency numbers
Tap a number to call it.
Mobile data in United States
- 4G and 5G cover cities and main highways well.
- Signal can be patchy or missing in national parks, deserts and mountains.
- Your eSIM connects as roaming on local networks, so turn on Data Roaming for it when you land. There are no extra roaming charges.
Useful apps
- Uber: rides in almost every city
- Lyft: rides in most big cities
- Google Maps: directions, public transport and offline maps
- Transit: live bus and train times in many cities
Good to know
- Download offline maps on Wi-Fi before you visit national parks.
- Shop prices usually do not include sales tax. It is added when you pay.
United States eSIM plans
See all United States plans →Stay online from the moment you land
Install your eSIM at home on Wi-Fi. Your plan only starts when it first connects to a network in United States.
Get a United States eSIMChecked on 2026-10-22. Numbers and rules can change, so please check locally when you arrive. In a life-threatening emergency, call the local emergency number right away.