‘Highways often evoke a sense of creepiness because they are vast, desolate stretches of road that cut through isolated landscapes, creating a feeling of vulnerability and exposure. The monotony of endless asphalt, coupled with the absence of human presence at certain hours, can make travelers feel like they are venturing into the unknown. The eerie glow of distant headlights, the shadows cast by passing vehicles, and the unsettling quiet between the rushes of traffic amplify a sense of unease. This isolation, combined with stories of highway accidents, crimes, and urban legends, enhances the highways' reputation as eerie and unsettling places…’