Take a map or an app As a ghost highway ... You’ll likely want to drive Route 66 again Although it was decommissioned as a road more than four decades ago, Route 66 continues to evolve.

Dave Nicholas, Barry Porter, Rich Shipe and Harold Wenger turned 66 years old last winter, within a month of each other.

"I want to see America the way it used to be," said transportation reporter Jerry Carnes of his road trip along Route 66, from Chicago to Santa Monica, California.

You’ll have to use an old-fashioned map or a guidebook, such as EZ66. If you’re traveling Route 66, allow at least two to three weeks to drive the entire length — even longer if you plan to ...

You can look at as many maps as you want ... This window into America’s past is part of the appeal of driving Route 66. As someone born in the 1990s, America’s “good ol’ days” have ...

The alfresco museum features a collection of towering replica neon signs alongside exhibitions about Illinois’ must-visit ...

Route 66 Map Series” by Jim Ross and Jerry McClanahan ... relics of the past whispering stories of the road's golden age. Driving during daylight not only helps you take it all in but also ...