U.S. Route 66(Main Street, Mother Road, Will Rogers Highway)

U.S. Route 66 or U.S. National Route 66 (Route 66), also known as the "Will Rogers Highway" (named after the American comedian Will Rogers), or "America Street", is the main road in American history. One of the main traffic roads, construction started on November 11, 1926 and completed in 1927. Due to the development of interstate highways, it was abandoned by the American highway system on June 27, 1985. It is currently included in the National Scenic Route and is named "Historic Route 66" (HistoricRoute66). The highway traverses the east and west of the United States, passing through eight states, starting in Illinois, passing through Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and then to California. Along Route 66, you can drive all the way from Chicago to Los Angeles, and it ends in beautiful Santa Monica Beach. Riding on this 2,500-mile-long highway, the scenery along the way is its greater charm. Looking back on the past and experiencing the western style, this is a legendary road belonging to dreams. Many people run to the west of the United States with their dreams of life. , heading toward sunny California. Americans' deep feelings for Route 66 have long been transformed into various forms. Fans have formed a Route 66 Club, and they drive together on Route 66 from time to time. Some people have designed various road signs, and some people have decided to Be sure to cross Route 66 once in your life. And Hollywood will not forget to pay tribute to it. The American movie "Cars" is based on the road.