If you're driving along Route 66 in Luther, you'll see a new flashy sign. It was paid for with dollars from the Oklahoma Rt. 66 Project Grant, ahead of the "Mother Road's" centennial next year.

Feary says it's a fitting place for the sign. “Oklahoma has the most amount of miles of Route 66 than any other state, and Rogers County has more miles of Route 66 in it than any other county in ...

There is no better way to discover the USA than by hitting the road — especially along the legendary Route 66.

-Well, Route 66 is known for neon, and I feel like it's my job to teach and continue the tradition of neon glass on the signs on Route 66. -Okay, I've officially passed the midpoint of Route 66.

This offbeat Route 66 destination in Oklahoma blends outdoor escapes, Native history, and kitschy roadside attractions for a unique travel experience.

Discover the Oklahoma Route 66 town that still lives in the 1950s with neon diners, vintage motels, and a whole lot of retro charm.