Tell me how to connect to wifi on the road?

If they are locked, they are not probably not meant for unrestricted use. Sorry, you can always try a Starbucks.

If you are in a common travel spot like an airport or hotel, you may be able to pay a fee to get on a network. Generally, when you open the browser, the networks order screen will come up. If not, try to find out the address from a sign or staff.

These pay networks, in my experience, usually go for @ $10/day. If you do this a lot (say 5 or more days per month) it might be more cost effective to get a mobile wireless broadband account from a telco (Verizon or Sprint come to mind) this would be reliable and cost efficient in the long run.

These are not intended for car use. You need to go to the site and ask for the key. Many coffee shops and libraries have such sites. Also many of the sites you see may be private networks which are illegal to use anyway. For full mobile use you need a cellular service. You need a subscription for this.

the only way u are gonna get internet on the road reliably is through ur mobile provider ..

i suppose that WI-Fi is not for moving

go for wireless net coneection from whcih u can surf even if u r moving

public library