The state of Texas legally requires children under the age of 8 years old or under 4’9” tall to be secured in a car seat or booster seat. The law does not specify what type of car seat or booster seat children must legally use by age, but they do have recommended guidelines for child […]
The state of Texas legally requires children under the age of 8 years old or under 4’9” tall to be secured in a car seat or booster seat. The Texas law does not specify types of car seat by age, but they do have recommended guidelines for child safety. Car Seat Requirements Texas Rear-Facing Car
The shield. Route 66’s most enduring symbol. If you can summon up an image of a Route 66 sign without Google, the shield is the most likely symbol you’ll see. But despite the iconic combination of the highway shield and the number “66,” the shield doesn’t belong to Route 66 alone. It’s the symbol of
Route 66 is a legendary road that makes one heck of a road trip even if you only follow it part of the way. What’s left of the old route passes through the patchwork streets of big cities and follows the main thoroughfares through small towns. It also goes through a lot of rural, uninhabited
When it comes to legendary roads, few hold the mythos of Route 66, and certainly no other American highway matches it in sheer nostalgia. But Route 66 was not the first national highway to cross multiple state. It’s not the longest. It’s not even fully cross-country, starting instead in the Midwest before rolling out to
