14 Things Every Family Did During Road Trips in the 1960s That Disappeared
The 1960s road trip had its own rituals and rules that felt permanent before vanishing from family travel entirely.
The 1960s road trip had its own rituals and rules that felt permanent before vanishing from family travel entirely.
In the 1960s, families piled into vinyl-seated cruisers, navigating the country with nothing but a folded Texaco map and a prayer.
Since fast-food chains were not yet on every corner, families packed their own refreshments to save money and time during the journey.