: Re: If a story includes a cross country road trip, do the highway and city names need to be real? If a story includes a cross country road trip set in the USA in 1970’s, do the highway and
No.
If you use accurate routes and city names, remember to do your research in detail, but when doing a work of fiction, the particular details of the setting can be fictitious as well.
Research is still, of course, needed to make the places sound like a backwater, a fair sized town, what have you -- especially of the region you situate it in -- but many authors have invented places so as to construct exactly what they want.
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