US EditionRoute 66 stops that prove it's still America's highway
- America's Automotive Trust, Detroit Auto Show, and Route 66 Centennial Commission announce The Drive Home VII starting January 3, 2026, in Santa Monica.
- Route 66 officially opened in 1926 and approaches its 100th anniversary, despite federal decommissioning in 1985.
- The nine-day journey covers the highway's 2,448 miles, highlighting its diverse stops and preservation needs.
- The drive arrives in Chicago on January 12, 2026, with vehicles displayed at the Detroit Auto Show starting January 14.
- This event celebrates Route 66's history, promotes its preservation, and honors America's automotive culture.
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Watauga Democrat
Route 66 stops that prove it’s still America’s highway
Even after nearly a century, Route 66 still turns a cross-country drive into something unforgettable. America’s most famous highway still knows how to deliver a ... Read moreThe post Route 66 stops that prove it’s still America’s highway appeared first…
Built in 1926, Route 66 is one of the most iconic and famous roads in the world. It extends from Chicago, Illinois, to Santa Monica, California, and is the perfect place to make the best road trip. Stay on the old two-lane Route 66, avoiding major roads whenever possible, and travel to the past to see motels with neon signs, flamboyant roadside attractions and classic American restaurants. This itinerary is part of a Brand USA initiative to high…
The Drive Home VII: Route 66 – A Century of Adventure to Celebrate 100 Years of America’s Mother Road – The Suburban Times
Submitted by America’s Automotive Trust. TACOMA, WA — America’s Automotive Trust, the Detroit Auto Show, and the National Route 66 Centennial Commission are proud to announce The Drive Home VII: Route 66 – A Century of Adventure, a once-in-a-lifetime cross-country drive celebrating the 100th anniversary of the legendary Route 66, with a focus on Route 66 preservation success stories and spotlighting future needs. This commemorative event will be…
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