How to Read a US Roadmap - Robert C a Goff - Bog

This book is intended as a quick, easy to read,
easy to understand tutorial on how to read a
U.S roadmap--an actual, printed roadmap.
Every driver should know the basics of how to
interpret the common types of printed maps.
-Highway and Interstate maps
-City street maps
-Rural county maps
-Topographical roadmaps
-Forest Service maps
-Legends and keys
Despite the seeming ease of using GPS devices,
on-line mapping applications, and other gadgets
that provide turn-by-turn instructions, if those
digital resources are not functioning, or if you
wish to obtain an overview of where you are or
what might not be popular enough to appear
in the digital mapping, then a paper map or road
atlas might save the day.
Having a real map in the glove box is wise.