Do you still use a road atlas?

Hell naw but I member road trips with my family. My old man was meticulous making sure we took the quickest and/or most scenic route.

Shout out Rand McNally

The foldy leather bound atlas

Nyet.

Key Maps were essential in Houston.

No

I loved to use those 'state' atlas books, like:

The Roads of Texas
The Roads of Louisiana
The Roads of Arkansas

Still have them, and would use them again if I made a road trip. Allowed me to take all sorts of isolated farm roads and explore around, without getting mired in circles. Before those books, I would sometimes be driving on roads that gradually became unpaved or shell roads, then became dirt roads, and then came to dead-ends.

I haven't seen an Atlas in over 20 years.
I remeber using the street grid to find the street i needed. Man i was glad when mapquest came out. But now i have multiple gps aps on my phone plus gps in my car.

I drove a truck for years, all over the country. I usually don't need a map for anything, but will use GPS once I get close to find an actual address.

Not anymore but when I was a kid and we went on long driving vacations I was the atlas jockey. Helped me get really good at geography. Read that fricker cover to cover. Memorized Capitals and largest city in each state.

We used to get the "TripTiks " from AAA.