Along Interstate-75, 21

The book is packed with local information along the way, invaluable for first-timers unfamiliar with the route or one who has driven the route for many years. Containing no adverts or commercial information, the book makes getting there half the fun - local knowledge, Insider & $$$ Saving tips, lodging & restaurant recommendations and mile-by-mile roadside stories of history, geography, geology, flora & fauna - to entertain you and your family along your way.

Each of the book's 25 mile-per-page colored strip-maps takes an average of 30 minutes to drive, providing a sense of pacing for your trip - excellent for pre-trip planning or estimating your night stops while on route.

The South and Northbound map pages are intuitive - map reading skills are not required. Each 25 mile map is designed to fit your direction of travel. As you drive up the page in your car, landmarks and features drawn on the right side of the map pass on the right side of your vehicle ... and vice versa.

The laminated wrap-around cover and book mark flap has been designed for easy in-car use. A concealed plastic coil binding allows the book to be easily folded back to display the current road map.

The book features - 78 colored 25 mile road strip maps (39 for each direction of travel) - 106 colored maps (side-trips and towns) - 196 colored photos - 67 b&w maps and photos - 105 charts and diagrams - 72 restaurant and money-saving tips - and 24 Special Interest reports.

Bonus: Once purchased, we keep Along I-75's contents updated through a free and exclusive, reader's only Information & Update website. Since driving guides rapidly go out of date after purchase, we regularly post all significant changes, major construction sites and any detour details to this website - for the life of the book. The site also includes a full topical index, town/city maps and other items which could not be included in the printed version of the book.

Arguably, we may be the only travel book publisher, providing this level of service to its readers.