When I was younger, maybe under age 10, my family frequently opted to drive for vacations or business trips. We might make the trek from the Boston area to Washington, D.C., or head up to other parts of New England at least twice a year. As a kid, those trips meant a lot of time to read, since smartphones weren't a thing back in the early '80s, and the pure joy of stopping for meals on the way. Back then, while McDonald's and Burger King had a big local presence in New England, highways weren't served ...