The resolution HR2003 celebrates the 100th anniversary of Route 66, recognizing its historical significance as a symbol of American freedom and adventure. It highlights the importance of Route 66 in connecting communities and its role in the cultural and economic development of Arizona, which boasts the longest preserved stretch of this iconic highway. The resolution emphasizes the need for preservation of the route and its landmarks, which are listed in the National Register of Historic Places, to ensure the continued vitality and heritage of the communities along the road.

The House of Representatives of Arizona encourages both residents and visitors to participate in the centennial celebrations, inviting them to explore the rich history and vibrant culture associated with Route 66. The resolution underscores the importance of this historic roadway in attracting travelers and contributing to the state's tourism and economy, while also promoting a shared appreciation for the legacy of the Mother Road.