The town of Seligman on Route 66 Siligeman is the best-preserved town on Route 66, and you can see element 66 everywhere! Just as the author's "Mother's Road" by Steinbeck, Route 66 plays a pivotal role in the history of American road development. Route 66, which is the main thoroughfare in the United States, once stood out for a while. After the exchange of stars, it has experienced prosperity and decline. Its past and present are still in the minds of many Americans. With the development of Highway 66, the number of tourists has increased, and towns and towns along the way have developed one after another. Small shops have emerged to provide passengers with fuel, catering and shopping services. Coupled with the smooth and good roads, it is favored by truck drivers, so it is an important transportation channel. The Midwestern United States also experienced a major drought. Route 66 once again became the lifeline of the poor and devastated peasants. They fled to the west along the Route 66, the only road leading to California, to open up new life. Although the road has now fallen, she has witnessed the suffering of a nation and witnessed the spirit of American freedom, courage and enterprising. Once again, I realized why the United States is called "the country on the wheel". The culture of car travel is ingrained. The scenes in the popular movie "Cars" are mostly inspired by Highway 66.