America’s historic highways, like Route 66, are more than transport routes; they are cultural icons representing the nation’s progress, innovation, and identity. They symbolize freedom and adventure and remain significant for both heritage and local economies. As these roads face preservation challenges, modern technologies offer ways to enhance and sustain them for future travelers, ensuring they continue to be vibrant storytellers of American history.
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