Question:

Could you provide insights on reputedly haunted roads where paranormal activity has been reported?

Answer:

, located in Quezon City, Philippines, is notorious for sightings of a “white lady,” believed to be the spirit of a woman who met a tragic end in the 1950s. The apparition is often seen at night, causing unease among motorists and pedestrians alike.

In the United States,

Clinton Road

in West Milford, New Jersey, is infamous for its ghostly encounters. Legends tell of a young boy’s spirit that returns thrown coins from a bridge, and travelers have reported seeing strange creatures and experiencing unexplained phenomena.

Annie’s Road

in Totowa, New Jersey, adds to the list with its tale of a woman in white, a spirit of a lady who met her demise on the road and is said to seek vengeance against men.

The UK is not without its share of haunted highways. Roads like the

M6 Motorway

have been the site of numerous sightings, including phantom Roman soldiers that appear to march into oncoming traffic.

These roads are just a few examples where the veil between the living and the dead seems thinnest. Whether these stories are born from actual events or merely the product of collective imagination, they continue to intrigue and terrify those who travel these dark roads after sunset. While some might dismiss these tales as mere superstition, for others, they are a chilling reminder that some places carry the weight of their past, visible or not, into the present.