Route 66 Represents America Summary

No, the author is not effective in proving that Route 66 represents America. The author is not effective because in the first paragraph, he says that the interstate will get you there faster. So he is not talking about America, he is talking about highways in America. He did not talk about the roads he had driven and Route 66 brings many memories that he would have so present and that he never forgot those beautiful places. All he said was that he was helping to move some of his family, he was helping with his car to move his family's things home from home. He helped his family when he passed by the roads that he speaks in the text, he said that the roads can be reached quickly you want to reach. The other road is narrower and less dangerous.
The roads are flat and straight. The interesting stuff is up the exit ramp, a long way away. He that talking about all America's high ways he has drove. He says every corner there was something new and different and interesting, city sits right in the river, the roads twisted two-lane roads that wind through the hills. There is one gorgeous vista after another on Highway 50, also called the Blue Highway, which connects beautiful Small cities and towns.

Driving on highways pulls your back on time. He says that he could drive for days and never find anything else just likes that because it's only made by that small town by those particular people. Americans drove in Route from Chicago to the Santa Monica, California.

The authors like drive Route 66 because road planners began to build more direct routes between cities. The author likes to drive on route 66 because it is wider the lanes and is a little more secure and can not be so dangerous. As they did, they diverted, bypassed or otherwise realigned Route 66. Route 66 lost its official United States Highway designation. The author says that Route 66 is narrower and people driving on those roads have a limit of speed that the author