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Route 66, a highway made famous for attracting gas-guzzling Chevrolet Bel Airs travelling from Chicago to Los Angeles, is turning green.
The Mother Road is seeing a growing number of electric car charging stations along the 2,500-mile path, and some states are pushing for solar panels and electric buses.
Illinois is installing a network of electric vehicle charging stations from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi River.
And earlier this year, Missouri's highway department announced it was considering a project to cover a portion of its Route 66 with road-ready solar panels.
Route 66-area motel owners also are getting in on the action.
Bella Roma Bed & Breakfast innkeeper Laura Ferrary says she installed a Tesla supercharger at her Albuquerque spot because she anticipates more environmentally-conscience travellers in the future.
